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' *.xls' should be opened as read only unless you need to save changes.
Open as read-only? Yes No Cancel Is there code to disable the cancel option when this prompt comes up? OR Can I make something else happen when cancel is selected instead of whatever excel tells it to do? Overriding the cancel button would be fine as well. I am opening a workbook with a commandbutton on a form in another workbook. I want to give users the option of opening the workbook as readonly or not, but if the cancel button is selected, it is not returning to the form I need it to go to. I have tried making my own msgbox with only a yes and no button, it just seems dimming the cancel button would more simple if I knew where to start. Any ideas? Thanks! |
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