Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro1 Macro
' Macro recorded 8/1/2003 by DLS-Get Name on Open
'Sub Macro1()
Sub Auto_Open()
If Now Worksheets("data").Range("f10") Then
Application.Displayalerts = False
ThisWorkbook.Save '(I just added this to save without asking)
Application.Quit (This is what's not working)
End If
Call Macro2
End Sub

Quiting Excel will close the workbook - so you don't need to do it
explicitly.
as soon as you close the workbook, you macro stops executing - that is why
the application.quit was not working.

Of course, closing excel could screw up other workbooks the user has open.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


<DLS wrote in message ...


DLS

Thanks John, Here is the code I have on autoopen. The application.Quit
does not work. Maybe I didn't add it correctly. I like your extra code
regarding hiding sheets. I'm going to study it and maybe that will be a
better way to go or an addition to the following code. By the way, the
audience is real estate agents and 99% of them would have no clue how to
defeat the protection, but one percent might.

Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro1 Macro
' Macro recorded 8/1/2003 by DLS-Get Name on Open
'Sub Macro1()
Sub Auto_Open()
If Now Worksheets("data").Range("f10") Then
ThisWorkbook.Close
Application.Save (I just added this to save without asking)
Application.Quit (This is what's not working)
End If
Call Macro2
End Sub
Sub Macro2()
'
' Macro2 Macro
' Macro recorded 7/30/2003 by DLS
'Sub GetInput()
Dim MyInput 'This line of code is optional
MyInput = InputBox("Enter Company Name")
Range("data!f2").Value = MyInput
MyInput = InputBox("Enter your Name")
Range("data!f1").Value = MyInput
MsgBox ("Hello ") & MyInput
End Sub

Thanks for your help
DLS

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