Disable Native Query prompt in VBA
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As the title say, that's all I am looking for.
I know about the GUI way of doing it, but that doesn't cut it. I set the option on my excel, save the file but on the users machine it keep prompting. Same result if I do it on his file, plus it would be an ideal solution if I could solve it from my machine and not having to bother the user with this (there are several different files, each with dozens of queries).
I am asking for a VBA way of doing this because I had the same problem with Privacy setting, where the "Always Ignore Privacy" setting would never persist for the user, so I got around that with a simple ThisWorkbook.Queries.FastCombine = True OnWorkbookOpen, thus I am looking for a similar solution for the Native Query prompt.
Thanks for your help =)
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As the title say, that's all I am looking for.
I know about the GUI way of doing it, but that doesn't cut it. I set the option on my excel, save the file but on the users machine it keep prompting. Same result if I do it on his file, plus it would be an ideal solution if I could solve it from my machine and not having to bother the user with this (there are several different files, each with dozens of queries).
I am asking for a VBA way of doing this because I had the same problem with Privacy setting, where the "Always Ignore Privacy" setting would never persist for the user, so I got around that with a simple ThisWorkbook.Queries.FastCombine = True OnWorkbookOpen, thus I am looking for a similar solution for the Native Query prompt.
Thanks for your help =)
excel vba excel-vba
asked Nov 8 at 17:05
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As the title say, that's all I am looking for.
I know about the GUI way of doing it, but that doesn't cut it. I set the option on my excel, save the file but on the users machine it keep prompting. Same result if I do it on his file, plus it would be an ideal solution if I could solve it from my machine and not having to bother the user with this (there are several different files, each with dozens of queries).
I am asking for a VBA way of doing this because I had the same problem with Privacy setting, where the "Always Ignore Privacy" setting would never persist for the user, so I got around that with a simple ThisWorkbook.Queries.FastCombine = True OnWorkbookOpen, thus I am looking for a similar solution for the Native Query prompt.
Thanks for your help =)
excel vba excel-vba
asked Nov 8 at 17:05
Tocchetto
619
As the title say, that's all I am looking for.
I know about the GUI way of doing it, but that doesn't cut it. I set the option on my excel, save the file but on the users machine it keep prompting. Same result if I do it on his file, plus it would be an ideal solution if I could solve it from my machine and not having to bother the user with this (there are several different files, each with dozens of queries).
I am asking for a VBA way of doing this because I had the same problem with Privacy setting, where the "Always Ignore Privacy" setting would never persist for the user, so I got around that with a simple ThisWorkbook.Queries.FastCombine = True OnWorkbookOpen, thus I am looking for a similar solution for the Native Query prompt.
Thanks for your help =)
excel vba excel-vba
excel vba excel-vba
asked Nov 8 at 17:05
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asked Nov 8 at 17:05
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