Force No for save over and Yes for save as macro free workbook when converting .xlsm to .xlsx

omairhe

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  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
Hello,

How are you?
. I would like to know how can I force a Save without specific prompt for asking user to save as a macro free workbook, but then I want the application to still prompt user to overwrite the existing file with same name or not. I have used "Application.DisplayAlerts = False" which will suppress both types of save prompts, whereas I would like to bypass overwrite one.

Can it be done?
Thank you
 

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