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how to avoid excel pop-up in macro
Hello,
i use a macro to divide an excel file in many files, and create and delete some sheet. This run many times. All the times a file is saved overwriting an existing one i ask me what to do; the same when the command say to delete a sheet. there is a way to avoid this. i need to run the macro and leave the pc make everything without anybody present thanks franz |
how to avoid excel pop-up in macro
Add the following statement before you start processing your files: Application.DisplayAlerts = False Although your alerts will come back on after the macro finishes running I always add the following line at the end of the macro: Application.DisplayAlerts = True It keeps it tidy and who knows if it will become mandatory in some later release of Excel. -- Kevin Backmann "Francesco Magagnino" wrote: Hello, i use a macro to divide an excel file in many files, and create and delete some sheet. This run many times. All the times a file is saved overwriting an existing one i ask me what to do; the same when the command say to delete a sheet. there is a way to avoid this. i need to run the macro and leave the pc make everything without anybody present thanks franz |
how to avoid excel pop-up in macro
hi,
at the start of your macro add this line... application.displayalerts = false then at the end of the macro, turn alerts back on... application.displayalerts = true regards FSt1 "Francesco Magagnino" wrote: Hello, i use a macro to divide an excel file in many files, and create and delete some sheet. This run many times. All the times a file is saved overwriting an existing one i ask me what to do; the same when the command say to delete a sheet. there is a way to avoid this. i need to run the macro and leave the pc make everything without anybody present thanks franz |
how to avoid excel pop-up in macro
Thanks guys!!
but some are still coming out.. the one that say: "to permanently delete the data press delete!" why? franz |
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