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How to bypass Excel error message
I have a macro that closes all files but everytime that I touch a file, the
Save file message from Excel appears. Is there a way I can bypass this error and force Excel to close the file without saving it? Thanks |
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How to bypass Excel error message
You're closing the workbooks in code?
someworkbookvariable.close savechanges:=false 'or true??? matelot wrote: I have a macro that closes all files but everytime that I touch a file, the Save file message from Excel appears. Is there a way I can bypass this error and force Excel to close the file without saving it? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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How to bypass Excel error message
Dave,
Thanks for the code. It worked exactly without Excel prompting the save textbox. "Dave Peterson" wrote: You're closing the workbooks in code? someworkbookvariable.close savechanges:=false 'or true??? matelot wrote: I have a macro that closes all files but everytime that I touch a file, the Save file message from Excel appears. Is there a way I can bypass this error and force Excel to close the file without saving it? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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