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How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
I have hyperlinked sheets within a file. When you exit from sheet 2 or 3 or
.... , there is a save file prompt. I do not wih viewers to do this, even though read only protected, one can still save a copy called "copy of filemame". Is one able to disable this prompt? Thanks! |
How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
hi
you could try this. but be warned....the file will close without saving changes! Private Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean) ActiveWorkbook.Close savechanges:=False End Sub regards FSt1 "Copter32" wrote: I have hyperlinked sheets within a file. When you exit from sheet 2 or 3 or ... , there is a save file prompt. I do not wih viewers to do this, even though read only protected, one can still save a copy called "copy of filemame". Is one able to disable this prompt? Thanks! |
How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
A file is a workbook which consists of one or more worksheets.
You should not get any message when you switch from one worksheet to another within a workbook. Did you mean to say you are closing a workbook? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 07:38:03 -0700, Copter32 wrote: I have hyperlinked sheets within a file. When you exit from sheet 2 or 3 or ... , there is a save file prompt. I do not wih viewers to do this, even though read only protected, one can still save a copy called "copy of filemame". Is one able to disable this prompt? Thanks! |
How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
Gord -
Yes. In fact it is when you close the workbook, not the worksheet. Sorry the question wasn't as clear as it should have been. Thanks for your response. Any additional help will be appreciated. Thanks! Cop "Gord Dibben" wrote: A file is a workbook which consists of one or more worksheets. You should not get any message when you switch from one worksheet to another within a workbook. Did you mean to say you are closing a workbook? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 07:38:03 -0700, Copter32 wrote: I have hyperlinked sheets within a file. When you exit from sheet 2 or 3 or ... , there is a save file prompt. I do not wih viewers to do this, even though read only protected, one can still save a copy called "copy of filemame". Is one able to disable this prompt? Thanks! |
How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
You would use some VBA code, placed in the ThisWorkbook module, such
as Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) Me.Saved = True End Sub This tells Excel that the file is already saved, so do not display the save prompt. For implementation assistance, check out http://www.rondebruin.nl/code.htm HTH, JP On Mar 11, 7:24*am, Copter32 wrote: Gord - Yes. In fact it is when you close the workbook, not the worksheet. *Sorry the question wasn't as clear as it should have been. Thanks for your response. Any additional help will be appreciated. Thanks! Cop |
How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
This really rasies the question of why is the save prompt appearing when you
try to exit when no changes are made. There are no macros that change. Would an @now formula cause this? This is the only workbook I have on the system that does this. All others exit directly if no changes have been made. Thanks to all of you for your valued replies so far. "Copter32" wrote: I have hyperlinked sheets within a file. When you exit from sheet 2 or 3 or ... , there is a save file prompt. I do not wih viewers to do this, even though read only protected, one can still save a copy called "copy of filemame". Is one able to disable this prompt? Thanks! |
How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
YEP! Disabled all worksheet calculation dealing with @now() and problem
disappeared. Restructured calculations based on permanent data not on the ever changing @now and the workbook closeses without the prompt. Thanks all! "Copter32" wrote: This really rasies the question of why is the save prompt appearing when you try to exit when no changes are made. There are no macros that change. Would an @now formula cause this? This is the only workbook I have on the system that does this. All others exit directly if no changes have been made. Thanks to all of you for your valued replies so far. "Copter32" wrote: I have hyperlinked sheets within a file. When you exit from sheet 2 or 3 or ... , there is a save file prompt. I do not wih viewers to do this, even though read only protected, one can still save a copy called "copy of filemame". Is one able to disable this prompt? Thanks! |
How do I disable save prompt when exiting a sheet?
Yes, Now() is a volatile function. You aren't alone, this happens to
me as well. Sometimes Excel just raises the dirty flag for some unknown reason. HTH, JP On Mar 12, 10:44*am, Copter32 wrote: This really rasies the question of why is the save prompt appearing when you try to exit when no changes are made. *There are no macros that change. * Would an @now formula cause this? This is the only workbook I have on the system that does this. *All others exit directly if no changes have been made. *Thanks to all of you for your valued replies so far. "Copter32" wrote: I have hyperlinked sheets within a file. *When you exit from sheet 2 or 3 or ... , there is a save file prompt. *I do not wih viewers to do this, even though read only protected, one can still save a copy called "copy of filemame". *Is one able to disable this prompt? Thanks!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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