Sorry:

sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn´t, I don´t now wy.

any other possibility?.





"OssieMac" escribió en el mensaje de
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Untested with your particular code but try the following

Application.DisplayAlerts = False

Set it backt to True after your code.

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OssieMac


"Mnilo" wrote:

Hello all:

Im using a macro to get a sample for a set of data.

Im using the vba "tools for analysis" and this is the code:

Application.Run "ATPVBAEN.XLA!Sample", Worksheets("BD y
Muestra").Range("$A$1:$A$106"), _
Worksheets("BD y Muestra").Range("$E$2"), "R", 63, True

the problem I want to solve is:

when I execute the macro I get a message from Excel where I have to
select
"ok" or "Cancel" or "help", I want to avoid this message or select "ok"
automatically using vba so the user dont need to do this.

Thanks in advance

Best regards.