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Default Saying No to Message Box prompt through VBA

Hi all,

I've created a VBA program which opens another Excel workbook and
copies data from two different tabs and pastes into my current
workbook. After all that is done, I try to close the source workbook,
but get a message box stating if I want to save changes to the
workbook. I want the VBA script to say no. I used application.sendkeys
("n") to accomplish this, but it doesn't work. I want to run this
program on a daily basis unattended, but as of now, the program stops
and waits for me to click No on the message box before proceeding. Any
and all help will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
 
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