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You need to set DisplayAlerts property of your Excel object as False, and it will suppress the alert.<br />
Suppose your declared excel object is objExcel then code would be<br />
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objExcel.DisplayAlerts = false;<br />
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You need to set DisplayAlerts property of your Excel object as False, and it will suppress the alert.
Suppose your declared excel object is objExcel then code would be

objExcel.DisplayAlerts = false;



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To Rakesh_Desai:<br />
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How to set in C# with the late binding? <br />
Could you please provide me one example?<br />
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Many Thanks~
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To Rakesh_Desai:

How to set in C# with the late binding?
Could you please provide me one example?

Many Thanks~

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I have tried to update excel using C# and late and message prompt when program excuting the &quot;Save&quot; function<br />
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objBook.GetType().InvokeMe<wbr />mber(&quot;Save<wbr />As&quot;, BindingFlags.InvokeMethod,<wbr /> null, objBook, Parameters);<br />
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may I know is there any method to disable this alert? or make allow autosave?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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I have tried to update excel using C# and late and message prompt when program excuting the "Save" function

objBook.GetType().InvokeMember("SaveAs", BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null, objBook, Parameters);

may I know is there any method to disable this alert? or make allow autosave?

Thanks

C# + Late Binding (Excel) - Save File

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