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Default Method 'Display Alerts' of object '_Application' failed

Hi - for some reason this error (Method 'Display Alerts' of object
'_Application' failed) comes up when I execute a macro on a spreadsheet that
I have posted on my website. The error does not come up, however, when I
download the spreadsheet to my desktop, open the spreadsheet, and execute the
macro. The error comes up only when I open the spreadsheet and run it from
my Internet Explorer browser (the spreadsheet appears as if it is actually in
Internet Explorer, if that makes sense).

Any idea on why this would happen? Below is the code (I put in a comment on
the line where the error is occuring):

Sub cntryformula()

Dim cntrydayrange
Dim cntryreference

Application.DisplayAlerts = False 'this is where error is
occuring
Sheets("Processed Rate Sheet").delete
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
Sheets("Rate Sum step 1").Copy Befo=Sheets(6)
Sheets("Rate Sum step 1 (2)").Name = "Processed Rate Sheet"

 
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