Ignore Prompt during macro run?

loves_automation

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I have a selection.merge command in my macro on a set of cells with the same value. This causes Excel to prompt me "Keep only value in top cell?" to which I have to click "Yes". This totally defeats the purpose of my macro, which is to eliminate user intervention. There must be something I can add to my macro to merge without prompting the user?
 

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Add the following prior to the selection merge:

Application.DisplayAlerts=False

and before the end of the macro turn it back on:

Application.DisplayAlerts=True

Rick
 
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