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Code for "not to save"

  1. 04-25-2008, 08:33 AM #1
    ninja0059
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    Code for "not to save"

    I have a macro built that essentially open a closes file for them to update each other, but when the files go to close, I get a pop-up box asking if I would like to save it. The answer is always "no". Is there VB code I cad add to the mocro that will say "no" each time it pops up?
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    Good afternoon ninja0059

    Just use this line directly before your close command.
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    This just sends a message to Excel telling it that the file is saved. The fact that it isn't is irrelevant - the message won't appear.

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