Within a macro routine I am creating a .prn file and saving over an exisiting
file. Every morning this macro runs and a prompt appears asking if I am sure
I want to overwrite the existing file. The user must click "Ok" in order for
the routine to continue. Is there some syntax in which the macro will
automatically answer the msg box?

try this:
insert:
Applictaion.DisplayAlerts = false
at the star of your code then
Application.DisplayAlerts = true
just before the end sub statement

Mike

-----Original Message-----
Within a macro routine I am creating a .prn file and
saving over an exisiting
file. Every morning this macro runs and a prompt appears
asking if I am sure
I want to overwrite the existing file. The user must
click "Ok" in order for
the routine to continue. Is there some syntax in which
the macro will
automatically answer the msg box?
.

try:

Application.DisplayAlerts = False
'
' your code
'
Application.DisplayAlerts = True

Regards

Trevor


"Daniel75" wrote in message
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Within a macro routine I am creating a .prn file and saving over an
exisiting
file. Every morning this macro runs and a prompt appears asking if I am
sure
I want to overwrite the existing file. The user must click "Ok" in order
for
the routine to continue. Is there some syntax in which the macro will
automatically answer the msg box?

MikeW and Trevor Shuttle, you both answered the question wonderfully.
Thanks, you saved 5 keystrokes performed every morning!

"Daniel75" wrote:

Within a macro routine I am creating a .prn file and saving over an exisiting
file. Every morning this macro runs and a prompt appears asking if I am sure
I want to overwrite the existing file. The user must click "Ok" in order for
the routine to continue. Is there some syntax in which the macro will
automatically answer the msg box?