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Override prompt for Office Clipboard
Good Morning,
I am using a spreadsheet as a template to format headers for imported spreadsheets. Once the file is open, I use a macro that opens the template file, copies the necessary data, pastes the data in the imported file, and then closes the template file. The problem is in closing the template file, the macro hangs because a dialogue box pops up prompting whether to keep the copied data on the clipboard. Is there a way to override this and select "No" as the option? Thanks |
Override prompt for Office Clipboard
Try adding:
application.cutcopymode = false After you're finished with the copy|paste. Brent E wrote: Good Morning, I am using a spreadsheet as a template to format headers for imported spreadsheets. Once the file is open, I use a macro that opens the template file, copies the necessary data, pastes the data in the imported file, and then closes the template file. The problem is in closing the template file, the macro hangs because a dialogue box pops up prompting whether to keep the copied data on the clipboard. Is there a way to override this and select "No" as the option? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
Override prompt for Office Clipboard
Good Morning Dave,
Thanks for the post. I tried that but the dialogue box still seems to appear. Any suggestions? Thanks, "Dave Peterson" wrote: Try adding: application.cutcopymode = false After you're finished with the copy|paste. Brent E wrote: Good Morning, I am using a spreadsheet as a template to format headers for imported spreadsheets. Once the file is open, I use a macro that opens the template file, copies the necessary data, pastes the data in the imported file, and then closes the template file. The problem is in closing the template file, the macro hangs because a dialogue box pops up prompting whether to keep the copied data on the clipboard. Is there a way to override this and select "No" as the option? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
Override prompt for Office Clipboard
I figured out a solution.
If I place the "Application.cutcopymode = false" after the close command, the dialogue box will always appear. But if I place the Application.cutcopymode = false before the close command, the board is cleared, file is closed, and no dialogue box pops up. "Brent E" wrote: Good Morning Dave, Thanks for the post. I tried that but the dialogue box still seems to appear. Any suggestions? Thanks, "Dave Peterson" wrote: Try adding: application.cutcopymode = false After you're finished with the copy|paste. Brent E wrote: Good Morning, I am using a spreadsheet as a template to format headers for imported spreadsheets. Once the file is open, I use a macro that opens the template file, copies the necessary data, pastes the data in the imported file, and then closes the template file. The problem is in closing the template file, the macro hangs because a dialogue box pops up prompting whether to keep the copied data on the clipboard. Is there a way to override this and select "No" as the option? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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