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excel saving exception in vc code
I save a excel file using vc code, when the file is aready exsited, a
dialogue box appears with three choices--yes, no or cancel--for me to decide whether to cover the exsited file or not. If I choose yes, it runs well. But when I choose ¡°no¡± or ¡°cancel¡±, an exception happens--a messagebox without any words appeares and the excel file doesn¡¯t exit. Why does this happen? Can anyone help me? |
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excel saving exception in vc code
Do you always want to save the file?
Application.displayalerts = false 'your code to save the workbook application.displayalerts = true onlyfang wrote: I save a excel file using vc code, when the file is aready exsited, a dialogue box appears with three choices--yes, no or cancel--for me to decide whether to cover the exsited file or not. If I choose yes, it runs well. But when I choose ¡°no¡± or ¡°cancel¡±, an exception happens--a messagebox without any words appeares and the excel file doesn¡¯t exit. Why does this happen? Can anyone help me? -- Dave Peterson |
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ps. I don't speak the VC code. You'll have to interpret it.
Dave Peterson wrote: Do you always want to save the file? Application.displayalerts = false 'your code to save the workbook application.displayalerts = true onlyfang wrote: I save a excel file using vc code, when the file is aready exsited, a dialogue box appears with three choices--yes, no or cancel--for me to decide whether to cover the exsited file or not. If I choose yes, it runs well. But when I choose ¡°no¡± or ¡°cancel¡±, an exception happens--a messagebox without any words appeares and the excel file doesn¡¯t exit. Why does this happen? Can anyone help me? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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excel saving exception in vc code
Oh, thank you very much, Dave! The problem has been solved!
Yes, i always want to save the file, and the counterpart code in vc is "Application.SetDisplayAlerts(false)". Thank you! "Dave Peterson" ... ps. I don't speak the VC code. You'll have to interpret it. Dave Peterson wrote: Do you always want to save the file? Application.displayalerts = false 'your code to save the workbook application.displayalerts = true onlyfang wrote: I save a excel file using vc code, when the file is aready exsited, a dialogue box appears with three choices--yes, no or cancel--for me to decide whether to cover the exsited file or not. If I choose yes, it runs well. But when I choose ¡°no¡± or ¡°cancel¡±, an exception happens--a messagebox without any words appeares and the excel file doesn¡¯t exit. Why does this happen? Can anyone help me? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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