VBA to skip warning message

Yulyo

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Hello all,

I have a very simple problem (i am sure it is), but i just can't resolve it:

- I have one excel workbook that opens another workbook with VBA:
Application.Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:\Users\xxx\Desktop\yyy.xlsx", UpdateLinks:=True

-I need the VBA to update all the links, then copy one sheet to a new workbook.
The problem that i have is that, in the middle of the code execution i receive a message:
"We can't update some of the links in your workbook right now"

Usually when i was not using VBA, i used to click on "Continue" button.
Is there any chance i can make VBA do the same thing and continue the remained code execution?

Also, on the new created workbook, i need to break all the existing links. Could you please help me with a code for that?


Thank you
 

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Application.EnableEvents = False

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Hello PCL
Should my code look like this?

Application.EnableEvents = False
Application.Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:\Users\xxx\Desktop\yyy.xlsx", UpdateLinks:=True
Application.EnableEvents = True

I am asking, because i am still receiving the same message...
 
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Application.EnableEvents does not suppress warning messages, it suppresses event procedure VBA code from automatically running.
Application.DisplayAlerts is the one to use to suppress warning messages.
 
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Application.EnableEvents does not suppress warning messages,

Clear, I selected the bad sample in my notes ...!
 
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