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Supress Informational Error Messages
I have used the SetWarnings = False in Access, but how would I supress the
informational error messages with VBA in Excel. I would like to put the code in each of my macros since my users "freak out" when the soft edits appear. I appreciate your help, thanks |
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Supress Informational Error Messages
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Application.DisplayAlerts = False -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JOUIOUI" wrote: I have used the SetWarnings = False in Access, but how would I supress the informational error messages with VBA in Excel. I would like to put the code in each of my macros since my users "freak out" when the soft edits appear. I appreciate your help, thanks |
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Supress Informational Error Messages
could be as easy as: Application.DisplayAlerts = False
"JOUIOUI" wrote in message ... I have used the SetWarnings = False in Access, but how would I supress the informational error messages with VBA in Excel. I would like to put the code in each of my macros since my users "freak out" when the soft edits appear. I appreciate your help, thanks |
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