Bypassing prompts in a macro?

[jjacks60]

Currently I have a macro that runs and updates a master file grabbing information from excel sheets on sharedrives.
How would one bypass prompts that aren't simply yes/no - One asks to update the information from the external file, and one prompt says its a different size than the clipboard the information is being copied to.

I want to bypass both of these prompts, and I think Boolean values would be involved I just wanted sure if True and False worked for prompts other than yes/no.

And if it's unable to update the data I wanted to add an IF Error to notify the user the data did not update.

Here's the macro in its current state - I assume the prompts for Boolean values would go after I set the wbk?:

Sub CpyProdSch()    
   Dim wbk As Workbook    
   Dim strFileName As String    
   Dim strFilePath As String
  
   strFilePath = "\\Ykf001\grpdata\PUBLIC\Operations\Converting Schedule\"  'constant    
   strFileName = Dir(strFilePath)        
   Set wbk = Workbooks.Open(strFilePath & strFileName, , True)        

   Worksheets(1).Activate        
       cells.Select        
       Range("BM1").Activate        
       Selection.Copy    
   Windows("Raw Data pRODUCTION.xlsx").Activate        
       Range("A1:C1").Select        
       Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValuesAndNumberFormats, Operation:= _            
       xlNone, SkipBlanks:=False, Transpose:=False    
   wbk.Close False    
   Set wbk = Nothing
End Sub

 

[NeonRedSharpie]

If you simply don't want the alerts displayed at all:

application.screenupdating = false (optional)
application.displayalerts = false

 

[jjacks60]

If you simply don't want the alerts displayed at all:

application.screenupdating = false (optional)
application.displayalerts = false

The prompt is saying some contain links from other workbooks, then asks if I'd like to continue. If bypassing the prompt does the trick then easy fix.