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Links in spreadsheet
Hello.
I need to open a series of spreadsheets in a directory, copy a worksheet from each and paste the worksheet into a new spreadsheet. All of this I can do, but the spreadsheets I have to open have links to other spreadsheets that cause the 'Update?' message box to appear. Is there a way to send a 'don't update' response click, or any other way to get around the message box? Thank you for your help. PeterW |
Links in spreadsheet
Hi Peter
See the tips on this page http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "PeterW" wrote in message ... Hello. I need to open a series of spreadsheets in a directory, copy a worksheet from each and paste the worksheet into a new spreadsheet. All of this I can do, but the spreadsheets I have to open have links to other spreadsheets that cause the 'Update?' message box to appear. Is there a way to send a 'don't update' response click, or any other way to get around the message box? Thank you for your help. PeterW |
Links in spreadsheet
hi,
try this.... Application.DisplayAlerts = False 'your code here Application.DisplayAlerts = True regards FSt1 "PeterW" wrote: Hello. I need to open a series of spreadsheets in a directory, copy a worksheet from each and paste the worksheet into a new spreadsheet. All of this I can do, but the spreadsheets I have to open have links to other spreadsheets that cause the 'Update?' message box to appear. Is there a way to send a 'don't update' response click, or any other way to get around the message box? Thank you for your help. PeterW |
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