How do I prevent Excel from asking if I'm sure I want to save in ODS format each time?
How do I prevent Excel from asking if I'm sure I want to save in another format each time?

I tried to change one of the options, but could not find one about saving prompts.

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How do I prevent Excel from asking if I'm sure I want to save in another format each time?

I tried to change one of the options, but could not find one about saving prompts.

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I get the same prompt when saving in CSV format. If you want to always ignore the warning, I think you will need to use VBA code.
– Blackwood
Dec 21 '18 at 16:37
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How do I prevent Excel from asking if I'm sure I want to save in another format each time?

I tried to change one of the options, but could not find one about saving prompts.

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How do I prevent Excel from asking if I'm sure I want to save in another format each time?

I tried to change one of the options, but could not find one about saving prompts.

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I get the same prompt when saving in CSV format. If you want to always ignore the warning, I think you will need to use VBA code.
– Blackwood
Dec 21 '18 at 16:37
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I get the same prompt when saving in CSV format. If you want to always ignore the warning, I think you will need to use VBA code.
– Blackwood
Dec 21 '18 at 16:37
I get the same prompt when saving in CSV format. If you want to always ignore the warning, I think you will need to use VBA code.
– Blackwood
Dec 21 '18 at 16:37
I get the same prompt when saving in CSV format. If you want to always ignore the warning, I think you will need to use VBA code.
– Blackwood
Dec 21 '18 at 16:37
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To suppress the warning message:
Start
regedit
Navigate to the following location (substitute
16with your Office version number):
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice16.0ExcelOptions
Right-click on the right and select New > DWORD
Rename as
DisableSaveAsLossWarningOpenDocumentSpreadsheetDouble-click it and set its value to
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To suppress the warning message:
Start
regedit
Navigate to the following location (substitute
16with your Office version number):
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice16.0ExcelOptions
Right-click on the right and select New > DWORD
Rename as
DisableSaveAsLossWarningOpenDocumentSpreadsheetDouble-click it and set its value to
1
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To suppress the warning message:
Start
regedit
Navigate to the following location (substitute
16with your Office version number):
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice16.0ExcelOptions
Right-click on the right and select New > DWORD
Rename as
DisableSaveAsLossWarningOpenDocumentSpreadsheetDouble-click it and set its value to
1
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To suppress the warning message:
Start
regedit
Navigate to the following location (substitute
16with your Office version number):
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice16.0ExcelOptions
Right-click on the right and select New > DWORD
Rename as
DisableSaveAsLossWarningOpenDocumentSpreadsheetDouble-click it and set its value to
1
To suppress the warning message:
Start
regedit
Navigate to the following location (substitute
16with your Office version number):
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice16.0ExcelOptions
Right-click on the right and select New > DWORD
Rename as
DisableSaveAsLossWarningOpenDocumentSpreadsheetDouble-click it and set its value to
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I get the same prompt when saving in CSV format. If you want to always ignore the warning, I think you will need to use VBA code.
– Blackwood
Dec 21 '18 at 16:37