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It seems I should be able to do this via the 'links' then 'startup
prompt' options. But whichever one of the three options here that I choose seems to make no difference. When the file is saved and reopened I'm still asked to update links again. The settings are saved, so it still says "don't display the alert", but it does. Is this a bug? |
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This is a feature. You can set the workbook to always update links but that
sounds like what you do not want to do. The other option is to write a macro that opens the workbook and sets the option to update links to false Sub Open_No_Update() Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "file and path here", UpdateLinks:=False End Sub Put the above in your personal xls file and assign it to a button for fast access. Robert Flanagan http://www.add-ins.com Productivity add-ins and downloadable books on VB macros for Excel "ajnmxx" wrote in message ... It seems I should be able to do this via the 'links' then 'startup prompt' options. But whichever one of the three options here that I choose seems to make no difference. When the file is saved and reopened I'm still asked to update links again. The settings are saved, so it still says "don't display the alert", but it does. Is this a bug? |
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