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    Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    In the macro snippet below, I run my Speedon and Speedoff macros before opening and after saving. Those two turn off all the time wasters (macros below). But in my FTELookup macro, when I open the workbooks I get a "File Downloading" message, and when saving I get a "Saving workbook..." message. How do I turn those off?

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    I know I'm not stupid, but I suspect I'm a lot stupider than I think I am

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    Re: Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    hi, jomili

    you can try something like this:

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    Re: Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    Héctor, LockWindowUpdate doesn't compile on my machine, but maybe I'm using it wrong. I pasted "LockWindowUpdate Application.Hwnd" before my "Set Lookup=,,,,: line, and put "LockWindowUpdate 0&" after "Set APR = ..."

    When I try to run it, I get a Compile error, "Sub or function not defined".

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    Re: Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    It appears you didn't copy all of the code. You need the API declarations for it to work.
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    Re: Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    Rorya,
    You were right, I didn't. So now, do I need to have
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    AFTER each instance of opening and saving?

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    Re: Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    Tried it like I suggested above, for EACH instance. Didn't make any difference, sill getting the downloading and saving messages.

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    Re: Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    Yes, I've just tested and found the same, trying all sorts of window handles to lock (desktop/application/foreground). None work.

    A quick search turns a few similarly frustrated people but no actual solutions, I'm afraid. I think you'll just have to live with it, as it doesn't appear to actually be an Excel window per se (application.interactive doesn't affect clicking on it for one thing).

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    Re: Suppress "Downloading..." and "Saving..." dialogues

    Why are petty annoyances so annoying? I guess just to remind me I still have some growing and maturing to do. Thanks so much for taking a shot at it.

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