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Avoid Confirmation Questions
How do I avoid this question:
Do you wish to replace the contents of the destination cells in Pivot Table? |
Avoid Confirmation Questions
Application.DisplayAlerts=false
The above statement will stop the response, but if a user just clicks in the pivot table currentpage changing cell, I can't capture to change change the above to false before the change is made. Then I get the question below. VBA Help says the property changes back to true when code stops, so I can't make it false before code starts and can't capture the clicking of the currentpage cell. Ideas? "Mike H." wrote: How do I avoid this question: Do you wish to replace the contents of the destination cells in Pivot Table? |
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