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Delete Spreadsheet without Error
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I currently am deleting sheets in a macro with the command: ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete Each time it is executed, it prompts me with a message that says "Data may exist ..." How do I tell my macro to skip this? Thanks, Mike. |
Delete Spreadsheet without Error
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application.DisplayAlerts = False ActiveWindow.Selectedsheets.Delete Application.DisplayAlerts = True -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mike D." wrote in message ... Hi. I currently am deleting sheets in a macro with the command: ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete Each time it is executed, it prompts me with a message that says "Data may exist ..." How do I tell my macro to skip this? Thanks, Mike. |
Delete Spreadsheet without Error
Mike
you could try: Application.DisplayAlerts = False ' your code Application.DisplayAlerts = True Regards Trevor "Mike D." wrote in message ... Hi. I currently am deleting sheets in a macro with the command: ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete Each time it is executed, it prompts me with a message that says "Data may exist ..." How do I tell my macro to skip this? Thanks, Mike. |
Delete Spreadsheet without Error
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try application.displayalerts=false ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete application.displayalerts=true -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Mike D. wrote: Hi. I currently am deleting sheets in a macro with the command: ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete Each time it is executed, it prompts me with a message that says "Data may exist ..." How do I tell my macro to skip this? Thanks, Mike. |
Delete Spreadsheet without Error
Thanks, Tom, Trevor, and Frank! This worked.
-----Original Message----- Hi. I currently am deleting sheets in a macro with the command: ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete Each time it is executed, it prompts me with a message that says "Data may exist ..." How do I tell my macro to skip this? Thanks, Mike. . |
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