Hi Jon,

I created two new modules, but I'm still getting the compile error. Is
there a better way to shut the check off?

Thanks!
Marie


"Jon Peltier" wrote:

I've found that this doesn't work if any changes at all have been made to
the newly created workbook prior to saving. The Compatibility Checker is not
affected by Display Alerts. You need to set an Excel 2007 property called
CheckCompatibility to False, which only affects the display of the annoying
dialog if no changes have yet been made to the workbook.

''In the main procedu

Set wbExport = Workbooks.Add(xlWBATWorksheet)

If Val(Application.Version) < 12 Then
iFileFormat = xlWorkbookNormal
Else
iFileFormat = FormatxlExcel8
End If

If Val(Application.Version) = 12 Then
CheckCompat wbExport, False
End If

wbExport.SaveAs sFullName, ThisWorkbook.FileFormat

''Place this in a separate module, so it won't raise a compile error if
Excel 2003 or earlier is running:

Sub CheckCompat(wb As Workbook, bCheckCompat As Boolean)
wb.CheckCompatibility = bCheckCompat
End Sub


- Jon
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"thelemeuk" wrote in message
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answer found in Excel Programming user group:

Try Application.DisplayAlerts = False
see:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...s/settings.xml
Thanks

"thelemeuk" wrote:

How do I stop excel displaying a prompt to check for compatibility every
time
I save a file in 97/2003 format from VB code?