Hi All,

I'd like to clean all the created charts after analysis,
so I record a macro to delete the charts one by one.

The problem is: there will always popup a msg box asking
me to confirm deleting the charts.

Is there a way to disable the confirming deleting msg?

Thanks in advance

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Hi
try

application.displayalerts=false
'your deletion code
application.displayalerts=true

-----Original Message-----
Hi All,

I'd like to clean all the created charts after analysis,
so I record a macro to delete the charts one by one.

The problem is: there will always popup a msg box asking
me to confirm deleting the charts.

Is there a way to disable the confirming deleting msg?

Thanks in advance!


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fatfish wrote:

Hi All,

I'd like to clean all the created charts after analysis,
so I record a macro to delete the charts one by one.

The problem is: there will always popup a msg box asking
me to confirm deleting the charts.

Is there a way to disable the confirming deleting msg?

Thanks in advance!


Put this at the start of *every* macro you record:

With Application
.Calculation = xlManual
.ScreenUpdating = False
.DisplayAlerts = False
End With

And this at the end:

With Application
.Calculation = xlAutomatic
.ScreenUpdating = True
.DisplayAlerts = True
End With

It's the DisplayAlerts stuff that will solve your problem.


PS: Please don't thank people in advance. It's more polite (and more
motivating) to thank them afterwards.

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Amedee Van Gasse

To top-post is human, to bottom-post and snip is sublime.

Hi Frank & Amedee,

Thanks!
Both of them works very well!!

Amedee's code also disable the screenupdating, which makes
the macro "cleaner"! ;)
and thanks for your suggestion of "No thanks in advance" ! :P

Best Regards,
Fatfis

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fatfish wrote:

Hi Frank & Amedee,

Thanks!
Both of them works very well!!

Amedee's code also disable the screenupdating, which makes
the macro "cleaner"! ;)
and thanks for your suggestion of "No thanks in advance" ! :P

Best Regards,
Fatfish


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Thank you for thanking me. Now nothing can spoil my day! :)

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Amedee Van Gasse

To top-post is human, to bottom-post and snip is sublime.