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Macro, Auto Return
I'm writing a macro in excel and have to create temporary tabs within the
file, and then delete them. Is there any way I can write into the macro a key return so when it asks if I'm sure I want to delete it does it automatically, because everytime I run the macro it stops at the point the temporary sheet is being deleted and wants me to confirm it, and I have to hit enter to continue |
Macro, Auto Return
hi
just before the delete, add this line Application.DisplayAlerts = False then after the delete has happened, add this line Application.DisplayAlerts = true regards FSt1 "Baloney12" wrote: I'm writing a macro in excel and have to create temporary tabs within the file, and then delete them. Is there any way I can write into the macro a key return so when it asks if I'm sure I want to delete it does it automatically, because everytime I run the macro it stops at the point the temporary sheet is being deleted and wants me to confirm it, and I have to hit enter to continue |
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