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I have been looking for a solution to this problem for a couple of years now.. but can't seem to get around it.. I have a workbook ([Job Analysis 2004.xls]) with macro that I run that: 1. Copies a mastersheet within the workbook to a new sheet. 2. Sets new name of the sheet, let say "04-500" 3. Using the variable LstYrMat"='[Job Analysis 2003.xls]" & JobNo & "'!$B$23, I create a formula in a cell to link to sheet "04-500" in last years workbook ([Job Analysis ) 2003.xls]" My problem is that if the sheet did not exist in last years workbook, when I set the formula in the cell, I get the "Select Sheet" dialog box. I can't seem to find a way to dismiss the dialog box programmatically. The user has to sit there and hit cancel several times. Any help I can get would be greatly, greatly appreciated. Jeannie Flores |
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