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How to 'click OK button' automatically in excel
Help!! This is driving me mad and I cannot find a code anywhere to do it
I have macros that open and close spreadsheets / copy large areas of data and I get the normal "Do you want to save your changes?" and "Do you want to keep the information on the clipboard?" dialogue boxes appearing What I want my macro to do is to say "Yes" or"No" automatically - without any user interaction (as the answer to these questions will never change - and to be frank it is damn annoying) Has anyone any idea? I thought I was OK at writing macros until this!!! Ta very muc Net |
How to 'click OK button' automatically in excel
To get rid of the "Do you want to save changes" prompt
try this Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) Thisworkbook.saved = true 'this closes without saving application.cutcopymode = false End Sub -----Original Message----- Help!! This is driving me mad and I cannot find a code anywhere to do it! I have macros that open and close spreadsheets / copy large areas of data and I get the normal "Do you want to save your changes?" and "Do you want to keep the information on the clipboard?" dialogue boxes appearing. What I want my macro to do is to say "Yes" or"No" automatically - without any user interaction (as the answer to these questions will never change - and to be frank it is damn annoying). Has anyone any idea? I thought I was OK at writing macros until this!!!! Ta very much Net . |
How to 'click OK button' automatically in excel
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Thanks - Brilliant - It works! - Sanity has been preserved !!!! Cheer Net |
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