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    Stopping Autoupdate

    I have just been handed an old template which my boss have made - Its quite large, but runs uncomplainly.

    My problem is; It uses autoupdate and i need to archive the data at the end of each quarter. Thus, when I'm opening an old workbook from the archive, it updates the figures! I know I can get around this by simply turning off macros, but, since I would then have to turn them off and on constantly, I was thinking there must be an easier way!

    So is it possible to save a copy of a workbook, with the macros turned off?

    Thanx in advance
    /Nick

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    Re: Stopping Autoupdate

    just press-hold the shift key while opening the file.

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    Re: Stopping Autoupdate

    You can pass the parameter to not update links or not if your opening these workbooks programmatically.
    VB Code:
    1. Application.Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:\Test.xls", UpdateLinks:=False
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