This message occurs when trying to save an invalid breakpoint condition in the macros debugger.

 

Common errors are:

 

•Breakpoints are not allowed on selected source code line: Breakpoints are only useful on code lines that do something. This excludes blank lines and comments. If you dot not want the breakpoint to be based on a code line, make sure the Code Line box is unchecked.

•Variable name is blank: If you only want to break based on a given line being reached, make sure that the Variable Value box is unchecked.

•Variable aVarName is boolean/integer/string; please set a boolean/integer/string condition: Make sure the condition you set corresponds to the type of the variable used (see Data Types).

•Variable names must begin with one of [b,n,s]: To avoid mistyping a variable name, use the drop-down list of variables; it contains all the systems variables as well as yours.

•Variable names cannot contain any equal signs or spaces: Do not insert elements of a condition into the variable name (ie. nDate = 36555).

 

The error(s) which caused this message will be displayed in the message.

 

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Topic 108586, last updated on 13-Apr-2020