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Thisworkbook.Save saves thisworkbook as itself (with its current name and
location) and requires no displayAlert setting. Perhaps you meant SaveAs (with appropriate arguments). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Michael" wrote: Use this: Application.DisplayAlerts = False Thisworkbook.save Application.DisplayAlerts = True ' Reseting for other workbooks Mike Arch. Please rate this posting if helpful "Martin X." wrote: Hello, What is the proper method for saving a workbook and overwriting without user intervention if it already exists? I tried recording a macro and looking at the VBA code, but it doesn't show the code for overwriting a workbook. I checked a few online sites but everything I've seen shows how to save a workbook only, which I already how to do. Thanks. -- Regards, Martin X. MCSA: M |
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