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I have used this VB excel command before but it was some time ago and I have
forgotten the syntax. I remember that it is a "toggle" . Confirmations are turned off at the beginning of a macro where you do not want confirms from the user. Then it is toggled at the end of the macro to put confirmation back in the normal status. Help from anyone who recognizes what I'm talking will certainly be appreciated. Thanks |
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Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.DisplayAlerts = True Regards, OssieMac "Chartsmalm" wrote: I have used this VB excel command before but it was some time ago and I have forgotten the syntax. I remember that it is a "toggle" . Confirmations are turned off at the beginning of a macro where you do not want confirms from the user. Then it is toggled at the end of the macro to put confirmation back in the normal status. Help from anyone who recognizes what I'm talking will certainly be appreciated. Thanks |
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Application.DisplayAlerts = True -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Chartsmalm" wrote: I have used this VB excel command before but it was some time ago and I have forgotten the syntax. I remember that it is a "toggle" . Confirmations are turned off at the beginning of a macro where you do not want confirms from the user. Then it is toggled at the end of the macro to put confirmation back in the normal status. Help from anyone who recognizes what I'm talking will certainly be appreciated. Thanks |
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![]() "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.DisplayAlerts = True -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Chartsmalm" wrote: I have used this VB excel command before but it was some time ago and I have forgotten the syntax. I remember that it is a "toggle" . Confirmations are turned off at the beginning of a macro where you do not want confirms from the user. Then it is toggled at the end of the macro to put confirmation back in the normal status. Help from anyone who recognizes what I'm talking will certainly be appreciated. Thanks That's it. Thanks!!! |
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![]() "OssieMac" wrote: Is this what you are looking for? Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.DisplayAlerts = True Regards, OssieMac "Chartsmalm" wrote: I have used this VB excel command before but it was some time ago and I have forgotten the syntax. I remember that it is a "toggle" . Confirmations are turned off at the beginning of a macro where you do not want confirms from the user. Then it is toggled at the end of the macro to put confirmation back in the normal status. Help from anyone who recognizes what I'm talking will certainly be appreciated. Thanks That's it. Thanks!! |
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