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I have an AddIn installed and working. In mid of my work, if I need to close
the file how can I do so?

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Un check from ToolsAdd-In list (if you have browsed and installed your add-in)

OR from immediate window

Workbooks("addinname.xla").Close

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I have an AddIn installed and working. In mid of my work, if I need to close
the file how can I do so?

Thanx in advance.

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Thanx Jacob! Nice 2 hear from u again!

However, what is immediate window???

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Un check from ToolsAdd-In list (if you have browsed and installed your add-in)

OR from immediate window

Workbooks("addinname.xla").Close

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I have an AddIn installed and working. In mid of my work, if I need to close
the file how can I do so?

Thanx in advance.

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OK found it!

Ctrl+G

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Un check from ToolsAdd-In list (if you have browsed and installed your add-in)

OR from immediate window

Workbooks("addinname.xla").Close

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I have an AddIn installed and working. In mid of my work, if I need to close
the file how can I do so?

Thanx in advance.

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Thanks. Faraz

You can refer the below link

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...037321033.aspx

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I have an AddIn installed and working. In mid of my work, if I need to close
the file how can I do so?

Thanx in advance.



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Just so you know:

Un check from ToolsAdd-In list (if you have browsed and installed your
add-in)


Uninstalls the add-in. To use it again you need to recheck it.

OR from immediate window

Workbooks("addinname.xla").Close


This closes the add-in for the current Excel session only, and it will again
be available when Excel is restarted.

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