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Save file in XL97 and 2003
Hiya people!,
I wrote a little Macro that simply saves the workbook when a user clicks a button Using ActiveWorkbook.Save This was done in XL2003. I emailed into work for my work mate to start using. Now when they use the save function instead of just saving it pops up a message saing that it was written in a different version and may not save correctly etc dialog box. hmmm ... not to much of a problem as even if they continued it saved the data anyway, just the box is anoying. So I added application.displayalerts = false ... the box does not come up but the data is not saved??? Now I know i can simply get to work a write the code again and wont get that message, but, as i am working on more projects at home for work I do need to get this sorted. So, why does this happen? and How do I stop it? |
Save file in XL97 and 2003
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http://www.rondebruin.nl/saveas.htm best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "Steve J" wrote in message 6.253... Hiya people!, I wrote a little Macro that simply saves the workbook when a user clicks a button Using ActiveWorkbook.Save This was done in XL2003. I emailed into work for my work mate to start using. Now when they use the save function instead of just saving it pops up a message saing that it was written in a different version and may not save correctly etc dialog box. hmmm ... not to much of a problem as even if they continued it saved the data anyway, just the box is anoying. So I added application.displayalerts = false ... the box does not come up but the data is not saved??? Now I know i can simply get to work a write the code again and wont get that message, but, as i am working on more projects at home for work I do need to get this sorted. So, why does this happen? and How do I stop it? |
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