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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 -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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