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if you do turn alerts off, be sure to turn them back on
again. Alerts were put in as a safty feature. bad idea just to turn them off and leave them off. good in a macro when you know you are going to get an alert and don't want to have to click ok. but always turn alerts back on . Application.DisplayAlerts = False your code Application.DisplayAlerts = True -----Original Message----- Hi A, Application.DisplayAlerts = False skips messages like 'Delete sheet. Are you sure?' and performs the [OK] action. It should be in each procedure where needed because it is not a VB setting. Frans "A" wrote in message ... how can i run a macro skipping alert msg? Tks . |
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