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9.6

VBS Auto click YES button on popup?

Asked by snyderkv in VB Script

Hello EE,

The first part of my script below is suppose to save my Excel document without promting me to save and then email it to me in an attachment.

I will get the saved worksheet if I manually push YES after Excel closes however I don't know how to get VBS to push YES when it pops up. So the suggestion to me earlier was to add lines objExcel.DiisplayAlerts = False which the popup no longer pops up however, I still don't get the updated worksheet as if the FALSE feture doesent actually press YES automatically.

How can  get the Excel worksheet to save automatically or a line of code that will press this YES box as it pops up before sending me the email?Start Free Trial 
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objExcel.DisplayAlerts = False
  objExcel.Save("C:\Documents and Settings\My Self\My Documents\Daily Tasks.xls")
  objExcel.DisplayAlerts = Yes
  objExcel.Quit
 
Set objEmail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
objEmail.From = "ME at UPN.coml"
objEmail.To = "Name@Domain"
objEmail.Subject = "Your interview" 
objEmail.Textbody = "objWorkbook"
objEmail.AddAttachment ("C:\Documents and Settings\My Self\My Documents\Daily Tasks.xls")
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