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I don't know of any way to do what you want, but if you have some idea where the problem is, add a breakpoint (using F9)or add a "STOP" in the code. You can press the Continue button and it will run until it gets to a STOP or breakpoint and then you can step through the code.
If you use error handlers, you can put a stop and then a resume next after it in the error handlers. I often do this to find the line immediately AFTER the line of code that caused the error. Prevents a lot of unnecessary stepping through code.
Feedback response number WEBB7ZVHZX created by ~Yentl Mintooly on 01/20/2010