Open website and open excel book vba

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Rich (BB code):
sub show()
dim Newsite as object
Set NewSite = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.application")
NewSite.Visible = True
NewSite.Navigate "http://yoururl.co.uk/
 
workbooks.open("Your filepath")
 
end sub
 
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Thanks for that.

As the macro ran prompts came up with open or save I like to bypass this by just saying open and enable macros how Do I do that???
 
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Thanks for that.

As the macro ran prompts came up with open or save I like to bypass this by just saying open and enable macros how Do I do that???

just use application.displayalerts = false before the code runs
 
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