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I think xlApp.DisplayAlerts = False should do it.
Replace xlApp with whatever you used in VBS. A better solution might be though to get the values from a closed workbook as it saves you opening and closing the wb. Look at the post dated 29/09/2005, Get Values from closed Excel. RBS "D. Pirate Roberts" wrote in message ... I have a vbscript that does the following: 1. Opens Excel file A 2. Copies data from a range of cells 3. Opens Excel file B 4. Pastes data copied from step 2 above 5. Closes Excel file A 6. Closes Excel file B When the script reaches step 5, an Excel message says there is a large amount of data on the clipboard and asks if I want to save the data. Is there a way to either supress this message or feed it a Yes/No value from within my script? |
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