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    Can I disable Excel 2013 Start up screen using VBA?

    I am a noobie with VBA and am wondering if any of you have a solution for my problem. I have a user form with a button that I would like to disable the Excel Start Screen. The problem is that I cannot figure out any code that would do this. The only way I can find to do it is to go into File -> Options -> General -> and manually check or uncheck the box. I would love to automate this as it creates bugs with the macro in other ways when I try to open a new worksheet. Do any of you have some ideas? Any help would be appreciated.

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    Welcome to VBAX
    Check out the first answer here
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    Post a workbook with sample data and layout if you want a quicker solution.


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    Perhaps:
    Application.ShowStartupDialog = False
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    I appreciate the ideas but the first one is not quite what I need as it does not run a macro to automatically turn off the Show Start Screen (I would have to rely on individuals to do this which would create issues) and the second solution does not work. I tried this earlier and I believe it is to prevent some sort of pop up on opening but I am not sure. I am not convinced there is a way to do this using VBA but I appreciate your efforts and ideas. I will probably just have to deal with the people as they crash excel one at a time and stress that they need to uncheck this box for the macro to operate correctly. Thanks :-)
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