Use the Calls dialog box to view which procedures are active on the stack. You have too many nested DoEvents function calls. Variables declared at module level are Public by default, so the string is visible to all procedures in the module. You can also define the string at module level where it requires no stack space. When you declare variable-length strings in a procedure, only the string descriptor (not the data itself) is placed on the stack. Try redefining some of your fixed-length strings as variable-length strings. Fixed-length strings in a procedure are more quickly accessed, but use more stack space than variable-length strings, because the string data itself is placed on the stack. Or you can use the Static statement to declare individual Static variables within procedures. You can also declare all variables in the procedure static by preceding the Property, Sub, or Function keyword with Static. Try declaring some variables at the module level instead. Your local variables require more local variable space than is available. Use the Calls dialog box to view which procedures are active (on the stack). Make sure recursive procedures terminate properly. This is especially true with recursive procedures, that is, procedures that call themselves.
Check that procedures aren't nested too deeply.
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