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I have various workbooks that the master picks up to transfer data, but some
of the workbooks have links to other files, hence I keep getting a message to either update or not. This means I have to keep pressing the Dont Update for the program to move on. I have used Application.DisplayAlerts = False command, but to no avail. Is there something else I can use. Many thanks again, John |
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If you go to Edit Links, there's an option to turn off automatic
updating of links, or something like that. --JP On Nov 28, 8:03*am, JohnUK wrote: I have various workbooks that the master picks up to transfer data, but some of the workbooks have links to other files, hence I keep getting a message to either update or not. This means I have to keep pressing the Don’t Update for the program to move on. I have used Application.DisplayAlerts = False command, but to no avail. Is there something else I can use. Many thanks again, John |
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Hi JP. Thanks for that, but that would mean me disabling each workbook and
saving changes, which I dont want. What I need is something I can insert into the code that will stop the alerts from appearing as each workbook opens. Appreciate your feedback. John "JP" wrote: If you go to Edit Links, there's an option to turn off automatic updating of links, or something like that. --JP On Nov 28, 8:03 am, JohnUK wrote: I have various workbooks that the master picks up to transfer data, but some of the workbooks have links to other files, hence I keep getting a message to either update or not. This means I have to keep pressing the Dont Update for the program to move on. I have used Application.DisplayAlerts = False command, but to no avail. Is there something else I can use. Many thanks again, John |
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Hi again. I found a way of disabling the pop ups by using
Application.AskToUpdateLinks = False, but the drawback is that I lose anything that is kept in memory that I need to copy and paste from one workbook to another. (Ha - Two steps forward, one back) has anyone got an answer to this problem? John "JP" wrote: If you go to Edit Links, there's an option to turn off automatic updating of links, or something like that. --JP On Nov 28, 8:03 am, JohnUK wrote: I have various workbooks that the master picks up to transfer data, but some of the workbooks have links to other files, hence I keep getting a message to either update or not. This means I have to keep pressing the Dont Update for the program to move on. I have used Application.DisplayAlerts = False command, but to no avail. Is there something else I can use. Many thanks again, John |
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