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application.displayalerts
When running excel under IE, it doesn't like
application.displayalerts. I think it's because it thinks I'm trying to control the browser with this method. But, my macro is deleting sheets and I don't want the user to get the warning about the sheets being deleted. Any other way to suppress this message? |
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application.displayalerts
I haven't seen one. Should be a way to do with sendkeys but it doesn't seem
to work. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Erin" wrote in message ... When running excel under IE, it doesn't like application.displayalerts. I think it's because it thinks I'm trying to control the browser with this method. But, my macro is deleting sheets and I don't want the user to get the warning about the sheets being deleted. Any other way to suppress this message? |
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