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Updating links with VBA
Hi Everybody.
I have a VBA program in Excel that opens multiple spreadsheets to extract data to a seperate spreadsheet file. Some of the workbooks I open contain links from spreadsheet to spreadsheet. What I would like to do is have the workbooks open but not ask if I want to update the spreadsheet links. Is there a way that I can open workbooks and cancel the update links msg through code so I don't get the msgbox asking me if I want to update links? Clicking "No" 30 times everytime the program is run is getting a little annoying! I tried setting "DisplayAlerts=False" but that didn't work, is there any way this can be done? Thanks in Advance.. JT |
Updating links with VBA
Nevermind, I found it..
"J. Toews" wrote: Hi Everybody. I have a VBA program in Excel that opens multiple spreadsheets to extract data to a seperate spreadsheet file. Some of the workbooks I open contain links from spreadsheet to spreadsheet. What I would like to do is have the workbooks open but not ask if I want to update the spreadsheet links. Is there a way that I can open workbooks and cancel the update links msg through code so I don't get the msgbox asking me if I want to update links? Clicking "No" 30 times everytime the program is run is getting a little annoying! I tried setting "DisplayAlerts=False" but that didn't work, is there any way this can be done? Thanks in Advance.. JT |
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