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Unintended file dialog when updating links in Excel 2003 VBA

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I\'m keeping sets of interrelated Excel 2003 spreadsheets for each of my company\'s projects. I want to copy some template XLS files to the project name and change the links that connect them to each

I'm keeping sets of interrelated Excel 2003 spreadsheets for each of my company's projects.

I want to copy some template XLS files to the project name and change the links that connect them to each other.

For example, the file TEMPLATE_ScanProgress.xls links to TEMPLATE_Film_Review.xls.

I am copying them both to 123456_ScanProgress.xls and 123456_Film_Review.xls, and updating the link in 123456_ScanProgress.xls.

Sample code of what I'm doing:

If Dir("WorkOrder & "_ScanProgress.xls") = "" Then
    FileCopy "TEMPLATE_ScanProgress.xls", WorkOrder &开发者_如何学Python "_ScanProgress.xls"
    Workbooks.Open Filename:=WorkOrder & "_ScanProgress.xls", UpdateLinks:=0
    ActiveWorkbook.ChangeLink "TEMPLATE_Film_Review.xls", _
                              WorkOrder & "_Film_Review.xls", _
                              xlLinkTypeExcelLinks
    Workbooks(WorkOrder & "_ScanProgress.xls").Close SaveChanges:=True
Else
    FileExists = True
    FileExistsWarning_7 = WorkOrder & "_ScanProgress.xls"
End If

The problem is that when the code tries to update the link I get a file dialog asking me to choose a file for the change, even though I already specified which file I want in the code.


Try setting DisplayAlerts to False. DisplayAlerts is on the Application object and is used to suppress dialog boxes for example when overwriting a file. It may work in this case too.

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