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Clipboard Event Handler?
Hi,
I'm creating a macro that basically opens up a bunch of spreadsheets, copies the information, pastes it into a database and closes the spreadsheets without saving them. All of this is working fine - the problem I'm having is when my macro attempts to close each open workbook I get a prompt message from the Clipboard Event asking if I want to save the copied information on the clipboard. I want to tell my macro to tell this prompt "no" don't save the info, but am not sure how to deal with a Clipboard Event Handler. Anyone have any advice? Thanks |
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Clipboard Event Handler?
After copying the information, try
Application.CutCopyMode = False or, you can disable alerts before closing the workbooks Application.DisplayAlerts = False set it back to True afterwards. " wrote: Hi, I'm creating a macro that basically opens up a bunch of spreadsheets, copies the information, pastes it into a database and closes the spreadsheets without saving them. All of this is working fine - the problem I'm having is when my macro attempts to close each open workbook I get a prompt message from the Clipboard Event asking if I want to save the copied information on the clipboard. I want to tell my macro to tell this prompt "no" don't save the info, but am not sure how to deal with a Clipboard Event Handler. Anyone have any advice? Thanks |
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