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I have a procedure that turns multi-character data in a
single cell (Thanks to Tom Ogilvy) to "text-to-columns" after the user inputs data into the particular cell. Before the operation is complete, I get a message box asking "Do you want to replace the contents of the destination cells?" Is there a way to hide or defeat this message box so the process is seamless to the end user? I have tried runing the code while recording to see if the procedure of me selecting "OK" would be recorded, but it is not. BTW:There is nothing currently in the destination cells Thanks in Advance |
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