In VBA, to end ALL code execution use the End command.

When the execution of the code comes to End, it will immediately finish the execution and leave the program.

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Exit all Code in VBA

You will see on the example what happens when we use the End command in VBA. We created a Sub EndSub, which has the End command inside. This Sub is called from CallEndSub. Here is the code:

 

In the EndSub, we first enter the For Loop if the value of i is less than 10:

After that we check if the value of i is equal to 5, using the If command. If the value is 5, we return the message box with the value of i and use the command End.

If the condition is not met, the following statement increases i by 1 and enters in the For loop again:

 

In the CallEndSub, we first call the Sub EndSub:

After that we return the Message box:

 

If you run the CallEndSub, it will first call the EndSub. If you execute this code in the debug mode, you will see that it will go through the loop 5 times. In the 5^th iteration, the value of the variable i becomes 5 and the code enters in the If body. Now the MsgBox “The value of i is ” & i is executed and End after that:

Image 1. VBA End

 

As you can see, the code execution is stopped right after the End command, so the MsgBox “End Sub” is never executed.