I have been using the

ActiveWorkbook.save
ActiveWorkbook.Close (False)

commands to first ensure the spreadsheet saves and then closes. The
problem I am having is that this leaves Excel open. With 8
spreadsheets running daily each using this .Close command, I end up
with an awful lot of open excel windows.

I use Scheduler in conjunction with the Auto_Open macro to activate the
spreadsheets to run automatically. I have tried to use the 'Stop the
task if it runs for - 59 minutes' setting but this doesn't get rid of
Excel off the screen either but appears to just generate a Dr Watson.

Has anyone got the command to close excel completly from within the
macro.

Thanks for reading, and helping
Rgds
Okanem


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I have been using the

ActiveWorkbook.save
ActiveWorkbook.Close (False)

commands to first ensure the spreadsheet saves and then closes. The
problem I am having is that this leaves Excel open. With 8
spreadsheets running daily each using this .Close command, I end up
with an awful lot of open excel windows.

I use Scheduler in conjunction with the Auto_Open macro to activate the
spreadsheets to run automatically. I have tried to use the 'Stop the
task if it runs for - 59 minutes' setting but this doesn't get rid of
Excel off the screen either but appears to just generate a Dr Watson.

Has anyone got the command to close excel completly from within the
macro.

Thanks for reading, and helping
Rgds
Okanem


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