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Default Enable Warnings

I've got a lot of code running in my workbook and have noticed that when I
exit files after making changes, excel doesn't promt to save.

What's the syntax to enable warnings?


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Default Enable Warnings

Warnings should be enabled by default - perhaps you're turning them off in
your code?

anyway:

application.displayalerts=true

should work.

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I've got a lot of code running in my workbook and have noticed that when I
exit files after making changes, excel doesn't promt to save.

What's the syntax to enable warnings?




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Application.DisplayAlerts = True

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What's the syntax to enable warnings?




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