Return to previous label in batch ('goto' command)

Question

For example,

@echo off
goto main

:main
echo Select:
echo 1) Goto label 1
echo 2) Goto label 2
set /p choice=
if %choice% == 1 goto label1
if %choice% == 2 goto label2

:label1
echo Will now direct you to label2
echo Press any key to go to label2
pause >nul

:label2 [PROBLEM HERE]
echo Type 'N' or 'E' and press Enter to go back to label1 or exit.
set /p choice2=
if %choice2% == N goto label1
if %choice2% == E exit

Please ignore the part where it says 'goto main', I know it isn't necessary but I've got used to it.

The "PROBLEM HERE" indicates the part where I want the batch to return to label1, without actually typing the code to specify to go back to previous label, as sometimes I might need label1 to work something to go to label2 and work another thing, then go back to label1 again to continue its business.

Answer 1

goto has no "Return". But you can call a part of your script:

@echo off
echo main program
call :label1
echo main program
call :label2
echo main program

pause
exit /b

:label1
echo subroutine
goto :eof

echo never reached

:label2
echo sub two
goto :eof