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Default switch off messages?


Hi everyone, I am trying to find a piece of macro that will
automatically open a spreadsheet as read-only without requiring the
user to say "yes" when prompted to open as read-only.

Does anyone know a code that automatically switches off any warning
questions that the user may be prompted for in Excel ?!

Thanks for your help.

Scott.


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Use
open.worksheet("name.xls"),,true

true makes it open read only
false switches off read onl

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