Disable an OpenWorkbook macro

alyssa75

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I have a batch macro that runs on a bunch of file. Each of those files has an Open Workbook macro which I don't want to run when I run the batch macro. Anyway to disable macros in a workbook being opened by another macro?

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Did you ever get an answer to this question? I'm looking for the same thing but realise you posted in 2007!!!

Thanks, Bruce
 
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I actually just posted this last month. But no...unfortunately, I did not get a response and was not able to figure it out on my own. Sorry.

Please let me know if you have better luck.

Thanks!
 
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Put this at the beginning of your batch macro:

Application.EnableEvents = False

and set it back to True at the end.
 
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