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Default Close all workbooks and keep excel running

In earlier versions CTRL + w closed all workbooks but user is asked about
saving.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 06:10:01 -0700, Scott Hutslar
wrote:

Thanks for the reply Tim. This is a good way of doing this if we create a
global macro for all users to execute. Is there a way provided by Excel for
an end user to do this? I guess I am looking for a Ribbon path for doing
this.

"Tim879" wrote:

You can use this macro:
Sub Close_All_Open_Workbooks()
Dim I

For I = 1 To Application.Workbooks.Count
Application.Workbooks(I).Close
Next

End Sub


On Jun 25, 8:49 am, Scott Hutslar <Scott
wrote:
Is there a way to close all workbooks without exiting excel? I have found
where you can exit excel and it will close all workbooks. I have a scenario
where it is desirable to close all open workbooks and keep excel running.

Anyone know of a way of doing this without closing each workbook individually?




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