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Hints and tips home » VBA hints and tips » Suspend DisplayAlerts in VBA Suspend DisplayAlerts in VBATo stop Excel asking you things like "Do you want to delete this file...", use the following line of code at the beginning of the relevant VBA procedure: Added by Carlos on 24th November 2006 More VBA hints and tips, like: |
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