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Excel Charting Macro That deletes Sheet
Sorry about first balnk post
I have and excel macro written that creates a number of different charts for users using dynamic ranges and what type of data they want to chart. The macro deletes the previous chart sheet for them prior to creating the new one, however it always comes up and asks if you want to delete the chart sheet or cancel, is there anyway that I can automate that last single step. -- <<Thanks |
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Excel Charting Macro That deletes Sheet
Hi Dave,
Turn off with:- Application.DisplayAlerts = False Turn back on:- Application.DisplayAlerts = True Ensure that you do turn it back on in the program after the deletion line. Regards, OssieMac "Dave_Tho1968" wrote: Sorry about first balnk post I have and excel macro written that creates a number of different charts for users using dynamic ranges and what type of data they want to chart. The macro deletes the previous chart sheet for them prior to creating the new one, however it always comes up and asks if you want to delete the chart sheet or cancel, is there anyway that I can automate that last single step. -- <<Thanks |
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Application.DisplayAlerts = False
your deletion code Application.DisplayAlerts = True Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 13:26:02 -0700, Dave_Tho1968 wrote: Sorry about first balnk post I have and excel macro written that creates a number of different charts for users using dynamic ranges and what type of data they want to chart. The macro deletes the previous chart sheet for them prior to creating the new one, however it always comes up and asks if you want to delete the chart sheet or cancel, is there anyway that I can automate that last single step. |
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Thanks so much, That saved me alot of issues
-- <<Thanks "OssieMac" wrote: Hi Dave, Turn off with:- Application.DisplayAlerts = False Turn back on:- Application.DisplayAlerts = True Ensure that you do turn it back on in the program after the deletion line. Regards, OssieMac "Dave_Tho1968" wrote: Sorry about first balnk post I have and excel macro written that creates a number of different charts for users using dynamic ranges and what type of data they want to chart. The macro deletes the previous chart sheet for them prior to creating the new one, however it always comes up and asks if you want to delete the chart sheet or cancel, is there anyway that I can automate that last single step. -- <<Thanks |
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