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I would like to copy and paste to overwite the destination cells without
having the dialog box interupt the process Please advise on the vba statement to supress the dialog Regards & TIA |
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Hi Jim,
Does Application.DisplayAlerts = False Help at all? HtH, JF On 23 Jan, 12:08, "Jim" wrote: I would like to copy and paste to overwite the destination cells without having the dialog box interupt the process Please advise on the vba statement to supress the dialog Regards & TIA |
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Jim,
this doesn't display an alert for me, what message are you getting? Range("A1:a10").Copy Destination:=Range("D2") you can disable alert messages with Application.displayalerts=false 'do things application.displayalerts=true Mike "Jim" wrote: I would like to copy and paste to overwite the destination cells without having the dialog box interupt the process Please advise on the vba statement to supress the dialog Regards & TIA |
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Mike ... I should have have explained that I wanted to paste values over the
formula ... sorry about that However Application.DisplayAlerts = False is what I was looking for. I was using DisplayAlerts=False (without Application.) and it didn't work Thanks to you all "Jim" wrote in message ... I would like to copy and paste to overwite the destination cells without having the dialog box interupt the process Please advise on the vba statement to supress the dialog Regards & TIA |