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suppress Active X alert
I have a macro that runs a Active X add-in. The macro always pauses to ask
if it is okay to use the Active X add-in. How do I get this to stop? |
suppress Active X alert
Have you tried
Application.DisplayAlerts = False your code Application.DisplayAlerts = True "nevpoe" wrote: I have a macro that runs a Active X add-in. The macro always pauses to ask if it is okay to use the Active X add-in. How do I get this to stop? |
suppress Active X alert
Yes, and it still does not requires me to answer okay to the alerts.
"JMB" wrote: Have you tried Application.DisplayAlerts = False your code Application.DisplayAlerts = True "nevpoe" wrote: I have a macro that runs a Active X add-in. The macro always pauses to ask if it is okay to use the Active X add-in. How do I get this to stop? |
suppress Active X alert
I'm afraid I don't have any other suggestions, other than making sure theres
not a command in the VBA code asking if it is okay to use the add-in, such as Result = Msgbox("Okay to run add-in?", vbyesno) "nevpoe" wrote: Yes, and it still does not requires me to answer okay to the alerts. "JMB" wrote: Have you tried Application.DisplayAlerts = False your code Application.DisplayAlerts = True "nevpoe" wrote: I have a macro that runs a Active X add-in. The macro always pauses to ask if it is okay to use the Active X add-in. How do I get this to stop? |
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