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Default Closing a workbook programmatically

Thanks a bunch. I found the error in my code. The code
wasn't getting the name of the file I wanted to close.
After I added
"WorkBookName = Application.ActiveWorkbook.Name"
and in the code and then used WorkBookName instead of
currentBook in the following statement it worked
"Workbooks(WorkBookName).Close SaveChanges:=False"

Your code snippet answered another question I had about
the Dim statement. Does the Set destWB = Workbooks.Open
do more than a plain Workbooks.Open command?

Thanks,
Raul


-----Original Message-----
Hi Raul

Try this

Sub test()
Dim destWB As Workbook
Set destWB = Workbooks.Open

("K:\AAAA\BBBB\CCCC\excelfile.xls")
MsgBox "By"
destWB.Close True ' false = not save and true = save
End Sub


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Regards Ron de Bruin
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"Raul" wrote in

message ...
I am loosely using the workbooks.open method to open a
workbook and then extracting some data from it. The
routine opens the workbook and gets the desired
information. However, I'd like to close the workbook
before moving on to other steps but I can't seem do it.

Can anyone help me out with this one?

.....
Workbooks.Open "K:\AAAA\BBBB\CCCC\excelfile.xls"
Set currentBook = Application.ActiveWorkbook
'do other stuff

Workbooks(currentBook).Close
....
The routine doesn't crash, it just doesn't close the
workbook. I don't need to save any changes to the

file I
want to close. I also have other workbooks open that I
don't want closed.

Thanks,
Raul



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