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I've run into a problem about deleting sheets. I wrote
a "work around" whereby the unwanted sheet is moved to a new workbook and the new workbook is closed without saving it, but I just think there has to be a better way! If I use VB to delete a worksheet, I do not know how to prevent the system from asking to confirm delete. This same message appears when you manually delete, by the way. Does anyone know how to answer (or prevent from showing) that message box using VB? Thanks! |
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