Inactivate message boxes
 

Hi.

From a macro, I want to delete all worksheets in a workbook that ar
empty. With the expression

ActiveSheet.Delete (supposed I activate each sheet one afte
another)

this happens. Problem here is that I will be asked whether I reall
wanted to delete the sheet through a message box. Is there away to tur
this off?

Thanks



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Inactivate message boxes
 

Application.DisplayAlerts = False
'code to delete
Application.DisplayAlerts = True

"fabalicious " wrote in message
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Hi.

From a macro, I want to delete all worksheets in a workbook that are
empty. With the expression

ActiveSheet.Delete (supposed I activate each sheet one after
another)

this happens. Problem here is that I will be asked whether I really
wanted to delete the sheet through a message box. Is there away to turn
this off?

Thanks

F


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Inactivate message boxes
 

Hi
try
sub foo()
application.displayalerts=false
'your code
application.displayalerts=true
end sub
-----Original Message-----
Hi.

From a macro, I want to delete all worksheets in a
workbook that are
empty. With the expression

ActiveSheet.Delete (supposed I activate each sheet one
after
another)

this happens. Problem here is that I will be asked
whether I really
wanted to delete the sheet through a message box. Is
there away to turn
this off?

Thanks

F


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Inactivate message boxes
 

define "empty"


you must keep at least one sheet


Sub RemoveEmptySheets()
Dim ws As Worksheet
On Error Resume Next
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
For Each ws In Worksheets
If ws.UsedRange.SpecialCells
(xlCellTypeLastCell).Address = "$A$1" Then
ws.Delete
End If
Next

Application.DisplayAlerts = True

End Sub


Patrick Molloy
Microsoft Excel MVP






-----Original Message-----
Hi.

From a macro, I want to delete all worksheets in a
workbook that are
empty. With the expression

ActiveSheet.Delete (supposed I activate each sheet one
after
another)

this happens. Problem here is that I will be asked
whether I really
wanted to delete the sheet through a message box. Is
there away to turn
this off?

Thanks

F


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Inactivate message boxes
 

Thanks a lot!

Patrick: 'empty' means completely blank (no cell in the shee
containing any value)
Your code seems to work fine. Unless there's a value in A1 and the res
is empty. Such a sheet will be deleted. But that's not of bi
importance for my purpose...

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