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How to avoid delete confirmation
Hi.
I got a macro on workbook1 that deletes a sheet on workbook2. But when I execute it, it shows a warning asking for confirmation. How can I avoid this warning and getting the sheet deleted? Any kinda help will be greatly appreciated Jepane |
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How to avoid delete confirmation
Applicartion.displayAlerts = False
'Delete your sheet Application.DisplayAlerts = True -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Jens Palacios Neffke" wrote: Hi. I got a macro on workbook1 that deletes a sheet on workbook2. But when I execute it, it shows a warning asking for confirmation. How can I avoid this warning and getting the sheet deleted? Any kinda help will be greatly appreciated Jepane |
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