How to clear clipboard content programatically
 

Hi,

I am writing a macro program which copies the contents whole sheet1 of
workbook1 and paste it to sheet1 to workbook2. After that, the program closes
workbook1. But I always got a prompt and saying that I have a large amount of
information in Clipboard and it askes if I want to be able to paste into
another program later. Actually I don't want this prompt and closes workbook1
directly. Anyone knows how to bypass this programatically?
Thanks!

Ivan

How to clear clipboard content programatically
 

Hi Ivan,

See Chip Pearson's Clipboard page at:

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/clipboar.htm

See particularly the section at the foot of the page entitled:
'Clearing the Clipboard'


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Regards,
Norman



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Hi,

I am writing a macro program which copies the contents whole sheet1 of
workbook1 and paste it to sheet1 to workbook2. After that, the program
closes
workbook1. But I always got a prompt and saying that I have a large amount
of
information in Clipboard and it askes if I want to be able to paste into
another program later. Actually I don't want this prompt and closes
workbook1
directly. Anyone knows how to bypass this programatically?
Thanks!

Ivan

How to clear clipboard content programatically
 

Ivan:

try,
Use Application.CutCopyMode = False

example,

****.copy
.................

****.Past
Application.CutCopyMode = False
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"Ivan" wrote:

Hi,

I am writing a macro program which copies the contents whole sheet1 of
workbook1 and paste it to sheet1 to workbook2. After that, the program closes
workbook1. But I always got a prompt and saying that I have a large amount of
information in Clipboard and it askes if I want to be able to paste into
another program later. Actually I don't want this prompt and closes workbook1
directly. Anyone knows how to bypass this programatically?
Thanks!

Ivan

How to clear clipboard content programatically
 

Hello Ivan,

Application.CutCopyMode = False

Sincerely,
Leith Ross


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