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Automatically "Click" Default Button on Message Boxes
I inherited some VBA code that is 30,000 lines long that has various message
pop-up boxes that occur throughout the code depending upon certain conditions. Every message box has a default box ("Ok" and "Yes" for example) that I would like to have automatically selected without requiring user intervention. I would rather not code around the message boxes as there are over 100 of them that could pop-up. Is there a setting in Excel (Application.DisplayAlerts=False only works for non-VBA generated pop-ups and does not work here) that would have VBA simply select the default button? It would be such a great help to not have to code around all 100+ boxes! Thank you very much inadvance!! -- Dr. M |
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