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Opal

Disable update links prompt
 
I have been searching through posts and cannot find
a consistent answer to this question. I am running
Excel 2003 and I would like to remove or disable
the "update links" prompt when the file is open.

I have gone to Edit - Links - Start-up Prompt -
and checked:
"Don't display the alert and update links"

which is exactly what I want to happen when the file
is opened by any of my multiple users, however the
alert comes up anyway.

Does anyone have any advise as to how to
disable this prompt?

JLGWhiz

Disable update links prompt
 
On the menu bar, ToolsOptionsEdit tabUncheck "Ask to Update Links"

"Opal" wrote:

I have been searching through posts and cannot find
a consistent answer to this question. I am running
Excel 2003 and I would like to remove or disable
the "update links" prompt when the file is open.

I have gone to Edit - Links - Start-up Prompt -
and checked:
"Don't display the alert and update links"

which is exactly what I want to happen when the file
is opened by any of my multiple users, however the
alert comes up anyway.

Does anyone have any advise as to how to
disable this prompt?


JLGWhiz

Disable update links prompt
 
That setting is for your system only. It would not affect another user's
system. They would have to adjust their own systems to disable the message.

"Opal" wrote:

I have been searching through posts and cannot find
a consistent answer to this question. I am running
Excel 2003 and I would like to remove or disable
the "update links" prompt when the file is open.

I have gone to Edit - Links - Start-up Prompt -
and checked:
"Don't display the alert and update links"

which is exactly what I want to happen when the file
is opened by any of my multiple users, however the
alert comes up anyway.

Does anyone have any advise as to how to
disable this prompt?


JLGWhiz

Disable update links prompt
 
You could, however, put a line in the Workbook.Open event like:

Application.AskToUpdateLinks = False

which would turn it off for them.

"Opal" wrote:

I have been searching through posts and cannot find
a consistent answer to this question. I am running
Excel 2003 and I would like to remove or disable
the "update links" prompt when the file is open.

I have gone to Edit - Links - Start-up Prompt -
and checked:
"Don't display the alert and update links"

which is exactly what I want to happen when the file
is opened by any of my multiple users, however the
alert comes up anyway.

Does anyone have any advise as to how to
disable this prompt?


JLGWhiz

Disable update links prompt
 

Put this in the ThisWorkbook code module. In the VBE Project
Window, right click ThisWorkbook and choose view code. Copy
and paste this into that code window.

If you already have
a Workbook Open event code, then just add the middle line of
this code into the existing code.

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Application.AskToUpdateLinks = False
End sub





"JLGWhiz" wrote:

You could, however, put a line in the Workbook.Open event like:

Application.AskToUpdateLinks = False

which would turn it off for them.

"Opal" wrote:

I have been searching through posts and cannot find
a consistent answer to this question. I am running
Excel 2003 and I would like to remove or disable
the "update links" prompt when the file is open.

I have gone to Edit - Links - Start-up Prompt -
and checked:
"Don't display the alert and update links"

which is exactly what I want to happen when the file
is opened by any of my multiple users, however the
alert comes up anyway.

Does anyone have any advise as to how to
disable this prompt?


Opal

Disable update links prompt
 
Thank you JLGWhiz,

That last post was exactly what I needed. I couldn't use
the Tools -Options....as I have over 100 people accessing
this file and we need the prompt working for other files,
so I needed this to work on this file only.


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