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I have a Linked worksheet that I am saving as a new Workbook. When I
open the new Workbook it ask me if I want to update the workbook. Can i automatically say "No". I looked in the help file but I am still confused. Thanks, Brian |
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Brian,
Yes, you can make this work. Save it as a new workbook but keep it open. Then do Edit Links Startup Prompt Don't display the alert and don't update the links Then save it again close reopen hey presto -- Allllen "Brian" wrote: I have a Linked worksheet that I am saving as a new Workbook. When I open the new Workbook it ask me if I want to update the workbook. Can i automatically say "No". I looked in the help file but I am still confused. Thanks, Brian |
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Can I use a wookbook event(open, activate) to say no to the prompt. Allllen wrote: Brian, Yes, you can make this work. Save it as a new workbook but keep it open. Then do Edit Links Startup Prompt Don't display the alert and don't update the links Then save it again close reopen hey presto -- Allllen "Brian" wrote: I have a Linked worksheet that I am saving as a new Workbook. When I open the new Workbook it ask me if I want to update the workbook. Can i automatically say "No". I looked in the help file but I am still confused. Thanks, Brian |
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