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I want to overwrite a file that already exists with the saving of a file
using VBA but I do NOT want the user to have to see the dialog box that warns of this issue. I wish the save to be automatic. I thought it might have to do with the ConflictResolution parameter of the save but can't determine how to set it. How do I avoid the user being prompted to confirm saving over a file that exits. Or would it be easier to delete the file before saving. If so how do I delete it first? |
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