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Default ActiveWorkbook.Close

Can the ActiveWorkbook.Close event be modified so that the Save dialogue
box comes up?
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Can the ActiveWorkbook.Close event be modified so that the Save

dialogue
box comes up?
Thanks in advance.

Matthew Saxon

Sorry, so that the Save dialogue box does NOT come up...

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Matthew,

Two ways......
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
(turns off the alert)
or
ThisWorkbook.Saved = True
(fools the workbook into "thinking" that it's saved whether it is or
not).

Use just prior to your Activeworkbook.Close

John

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Can the ActiveWorkbook.Close event be modified so that the Save

dialogue
box comes up?
Thanks in advance.

Matthew Saxon

Sorry, so that the Save dialogue box does NOT come up...


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You only get the save Dialog if the file is not saved yet.

Do you mean Save as???


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Can the ActiveWorkbook.Close event be modified so that the Save dialogue
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No, I already did a save as text file, but when I close the file it asks to
save again for some reason.

MS


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You only get the save Dialog if the file is not saved yet.

Do you mean Save as???


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