I am running a macro that prompts asking if you would like to keep the
data on the clipboard. The answer always needs to be yes and I was
wondering is there code I can add to my macro that will automatically
answer this question yes instead of prompting the user for the answer?

Thanks for your help.


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Comment out the line(s) of code that triggers off the message.


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davidm Wrote:
Comment out the line(s) of code that triggers off the message.

I don't have a code to trigger the prompt. Below is the code where the
prompt takes place.

Workbooks.Open Filename:="I:\SECURED\B&H Reconciliations\" &
Range("K5").Value & ".xls"
Selection.Copy
ActiveWindow.Close
Sheets("Submit").Select
ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:="Unicode Text", Link:=False, _
DisplayAsIcon:=False

After the activewindow.close it then issues the prompt.

Thanks for the advice!

More help needed please...


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After Selection.copy, insert

Application.DisplayAlerts=False


and before *End Sub*, close off with
Application.DisplayAlerts=True

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Workbooks.Open Filename:="I:\SECURED\B&H Reconciliations\"
Range("K5").Value & ".xls"
APPLICATION.DISPLAYALERTS=FALS
Selection.Copy
ActiveWindow.Close
Sheets("Submit").Select
ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:="Unicode Text", Link:=False, _
DisplayAsIcon:=False

...... ....... ........
...... ....... .........

APPLICATION.DISPLAYALERTS=TRU
End Su

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Thanks so much!!!


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Hi Davidm,

I have the same problem, but as I am not a programmer, I couldn't understand
your answer here. would you kindly explain what shall I do to stop the code
that triggers this message?

Thanks in advance
Hoshyar

"davidm" wrote:


Comment out the line(s) of code that triggers off the message.


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Hoshyar Wrote:
Hi Davidm,

I have the same problem, but as I am not a programmer, I couldn'
understand
your answer here. would you kindly explain what shall I do to stop th
code
that triggers this message?

Thanks in advance
Hoshyar



Hello Hoshyar,

Here is how I corrected the problem. You will need to find the cod
listed below:

ACTIVEWINDOW.CLOS

Then surround it by these two tags:

APPLICATION.DISPLAYALERTS=FALSE

APPLICATION.DISPLAYALERTS=TRU

So it should look like this:

APPLICATION.DISPLAYALERTS=FALSE
ACTIVEWINDOW.CLOSE
APPLICATION.DISPLAYALERTS=TRU

I hope this helps... It did for me

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