PortTrak 2.0 - What Kind of Fault - Run Time Error

Most Run Time Errors are caused because PortTrak was expecting to find a piece of data in place, and that piece of data either no longer exists, or isn't in the form it was looking for. The first step to solving Run Time Errors is to figure out what PortTrak was looking for:

1) If it happens while you are charting, you want to go back and make sure that there are no blanks and no zeros on your Chart_Info sheet
2) If it happens while you are opening or closing PortTrak, you want to make sure that there are no weekend dates on your Chart_Info sheet.

If it happens at other times, you should take careful note of when it happens, and drop a note to our Technical Support Fools. The more information about exactly what you were doing when the error occurred, the easier it is for us to come up with a solution for you.

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