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I have done this before, but I can't find ANYWHERE in the VBA help how I
did this. What is the command in Excel VBA to make it not care when I want to delete worksheets in a workbook in my code? For example, inside my code I am trying to automate a: ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete And I don't want to have to deal with the OK/Cancel Window: The selected sheet(s) will be permanantly deleted. Thanks so much! Joey |
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