Nigel

Indeed it will not, but the OPs original request was to stop that particular
warning, not all warnings in the code.

Granted, Application.DisplayAlerts works, but he may have wanted to show
some, save workbook, etc.

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Southampton, England



"Nigel Brown" wrote in message
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"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
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Nick

Not sure if

Application.CutCopyMode=False

will help, but if not, copy an empty cell in between actions should do
it

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Yes it will but it will not disable pop-ups for the entirity of the
macro. To achieve this, use:
Application.DisplayAlerts=False

HTH
Nigel
p.s Funny Freudian slip :)