Rickinnocal
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- Joined
- Dec 14, 2010
- Messages
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- Office Version
- 365
- Platform
- Windows
Hi, I have a button that creates new Sheets in a new Workbook.
When I click it, a MsgBox asks for a filename. If I enter a filename that exists, as expected I get "File already exists do you wish to replace it?"
Whether I use a pre-existing file name and click "yes", or I use a new filename, as each new sheet opens I get a message box "There is already data here. Do you wish to replace it?"
This is a new worksheet in a new workbook. Why would there already be data there? Is there any way to tell Excel to just ignore this?
When I click it, a MsgBox asks for a filename. If I enter a filename that exists, as expected I get "File already exists do you wish to replace it?"
Whether I use a pre-existing file name and click "yes", or I use a new filename, as each new sheet opens I get a message box "There is already data here. Do you wish to replace it?"
This is a new worksheet in a new workbook. Why would there already be data there? Is there any way to tell Excel to just ignore this?