Difference between Resume and Goto in error handling block

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Published on 2010-06-08T11:01:14Z Indexed on 2010/06/08 11:12 UTC
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I understand that in the following example a Resume statement should be used instead of a Goto statement.

Sub Method()
  On Error Goto ErrorHandler
  ...
CleanUp:
  ...
  Exit Function

ErrorHandler:
  Log error etc

  Err.Clear  'Is this line actually necessary?'

  Resume CleanUp 'SHOULD USE THIS'
  Goto CleanUp  'SHOULD NOT USE THIS'
End Sub

My question is what difference is there in the execution of the two?

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