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Hi,
I am writing a VB macro for Excel 2000 and a step in it deletes a worksheet in the file. When macro runs during this step a dialog or message box appears stating that 'Selected Sheet will be permanently deleted, OK, Cancel.' If user selects 'OK' the macro continues but if they hit 'Cancel' the macro fails. Does anyone know of if it is possible to write a code so that this dialog box does not appear? Or any other way to bypass it? Thanks for any assistance/advise |
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