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I am trying to run code in Access to delete sheets in
Excel. I do not want the alerts to pop up that I am deleting sheets. I thought the syntax was "WorkbookName".displayalerts = false. When I run it though VBA does not know it as a valid command. Does anyone know the right syntax?? Thanks, John |
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John,
The command is Application.DisplayAlerts= False regards, (another) John "John" wrote in message ... I am trying to run code in Access to delete sheets in Excel. I do not want the alerts to pop up that I am deleting sheets. I thought the syntax was "WorkbookName".displayalerts = false. When I run it though VBA does not know it as a valid command. Does anyone know the right syntax?? Thanks, John |
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Application.Displayalerts = False (?)
"John" skrev i melding ... I am trying to run code in Access to delete sheets in Excel. I do not want the alerts to pop up that I am deleting sheets. I thought the syntax was "WorkbookName".displayalerts = false. When I run it though VBA does not know it as a valid command. Does anyone know the right syntax?? Thanks, John |
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