This may be a very simple question, but its got me stuck.
I am trying to write a macro for excel and a part of it opens another workbook, manipulates and extracts data from it and then closes the workbook, without saving. I can get it to open and do everything with the data, and I can get it to close. My problem is that when it closes the pop up "Do you want to save..." comes up. How do i get it to always select "No" without me having to push it?
Thanks in advance.
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This may be a very simple question, but its got me stuck.
I am trying to write a macro for excel and a part of it opens another workbook, manipulates and extracts data from it and then closes the workbook, without saving. I can get it to open and do everything with the data, and I can get it to close. My problem is that when it closes the pop up "Do you want to save..." comes up. How do i get it to always select "No" without me having to push it?
Thanks in advance.
This might be of help - application.displayalerts=false
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'write here the code for closing the book
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application.displayalerts=true
make sure to reactivate them always, you dont want your excel not to show any alert again.
HTH
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