ERROR - Function

ERROR[(errornumber)]

Returns the error message corresponding to a given error number (String).

errornumber

(Optional) The error number of the text you want to return (Integer).

REMARKS

* The error message that is returned, corresponds to the Err.Description property.
* If "errornumber" is an error number that is not defined, then "Application-defined or object-defined error." is returned.
* If "errornumber" is not a number, then a run-time error is displayed.
* If "errornumber" is left blank, then the message corresponding to the most recent run-time error is returned.
* If "errornumber" is left blank, and no run-time error has occurred, then a zero-length string ("") is returned.
* If "errornumber" = 0, then a zero length string ("") is returned.
* You can use the CVERR function to return a specific type of error.
* You can use the ERROR Statement to generate an error.
* You can use the ERROR$ function to return a String data type instead of a Variant data type.
* You can use the ISERROR function to return True or False depending if an expression is an error.
* The equivalent .NET function is [[Microsoft.VisualBasic.Information.Err]]
* For the Microsoft documentation refer to learn.microsoft.com

Dim sErrorMessage As String 
sErrorMessage = Error(6) 

Debug.Print Error(6)           ' Overflow  
Debug.Print Error(11)          ' Division by zero  
Debug.Print Error(55)          ' File already open  
Debug.Print Error()            ' Returns an empty string  
Debug.Print Error(-100)        ' Application-defined or object-defined error  
Debug.Print Error("some text") ' Generates a Type Mismatch run-time error