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Guy Fawkes

Suppress messages/warnings using Workbooks.Open
 
Hi

I'm writing an automated test using C# and Nunit, that are to open an Excel
workbook, insert values, call a macro and then check the resulting values in
a SQL Server table. At present I'm passing a value of 2 to teh Updatelinks
paramter.

As this is an automated test, I don't want user interaction.

The problem I'm having is that there are a few messages that still appear.
Firstly, one saying that remote data is not accessable which appears to be a
warning that an application isn't on my PC. I simply want to ignore this
message. Secondly, the message that the workbook contains links that cannot
be updated and "Continue" and "Edit Links..." buttons.

I need these suppressed. Any ideas how?

Regards



Bob Phillips[_14_]

Suppress messages/warnings using Workbooks.Open
 
In your code to open the workbook, set the second argument, updatelinks:= 0

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Guy Fawkes" <Guy wrote in message
...
Hi

I'm writing an automated test using C# and Nunit, that are to open an

Excel
workbook, insert values, call a macro and then check the resulting values

in
a SQL Server table. At present I'm passing a value of 2 to teh Updatelinks
paramter.

As this is an automated test, I don't want user interaction.

The problem I'm having is that there are a few messages that still appear.
Firstly, one saying that remote data is not accessable which appears to be

a
warning that an application isn't on my PC. I simply want to ignore this
message. Secondly, the message that the workbook contains links that

cannot
be updated and "Continue" and "Edit Links..." buttons.

I need these suppressed. Any ideas how?

Regards






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