The only way I know is to open a new workbook, uncheck "Ask to update automatic links" under Tools|Options|Edit tab, then open the workbook with the links.
Of course you could do that in code before opening the workbook:
Do you want the links to update or not? You decide what options you want on opening ... then the box doesn't display, but you haven't said what you want.
1. Do you have any links that refer to nonexistent workbooks?
2. Are any of your linked formulas returning #REF!?
3. Are there any names in the workbook that refer to a nonexistent range in an external workbook?
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