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Compatibility Checker causing headaches
Can anyone tell me (PLEASE!) if and how it is possible to get Excel to stop
popping up the compatibility checker dialog box? I am writing a macro that must run through a loop and save multiple files in 2003-07 format. But, every time it tries to save a file, the dialog box pops up...kind of throwing a kink in the whole "automation" process. |
Compatibility Checker causing headaches
Hi,
The instruction Application.DisplayAlerts = False should do the job ... HTH Carim |
Compatibility Checker causing headaches
Thank you so much!
This sounds like it will do the trick for me Brian. "Carim" wrote: Hi, The instruction Application.DisplayAlerts = False should do the job ... HTH Carim |
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