Calling macro and ignore vbYesNo msgbox

Perhaps:

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or

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or... please describe in other words what do you mean by
("Executed" displayed without pressing Yes)

for instance if you want modeless msgbox then answer is no_way - either use modeless userform whicz mimmics msgbox or see http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=4699

Not sure how you want to run different code without changing it!!

If you're not comfortable changing it you could comment out the If line and the End if line by placing an apostrophe ' before the line and that line won't run

Hi,

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Or in a standard module:

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Ciao,
Holger