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Close and Exit Excel
Jeff,
Try setting the object to nothing in order to destory it. Something along the order of : Set myxl = CreateObject("Excel.Application") ' your code here - save and close then myxl.Application.Quit Set myxl = Nothing I think the should do it Regards, Mike -----Original Message----- I don't know if there is a statement in VBA to close and exit Excel. I am able to close my workbook using the 'close' statement, but I leaves excel running. I would like a complete exit of excel and have the machine return to the desktop. . |
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