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Application.EnableEvents = False
 susan On Jul 15, 11:34*am, XP <X...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > I know there is a command for preventing "event" macros from running you can > set to "False" then switch back to "true" at the end of the macro to > re-enable, but I can't remember the command itself....!!!!! > > Can someone please help me out with this command name? > > Thanks much in advance... |
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