I have the following code fragment for opening and the closing excel in a vb
..net app:
objxl = New Excel.Application

objwbs = objxl.Workbooks

objwb = objwbs.Add

objws = CType(objwb.Worksheets(1), Excel.Worksheet)



objwb.SaveAs(strpath, xlCSV)

objxl.DisplayAlerts = False

'objws.close()

objxl.DisplayAlerts = True

Marshal.ReleaseComObject(objws)

objxl.Quit()

My question is, how do you close opjws? The close method no longer exists.

Tx for any help.

Bernie

Hi Bernie,

A Worksheet object doesn't have a close method. It's the objwb variable,
which represents an Excel.Workbook object, that you need to close. If the
objws variable is a local variable, you really don't need to do anything at
all, but if you want to explicitly release it for garbage collection then
add the following line to your code:

objws = Nothing

--
Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP
Application Professionals
http://www.appspro.com/

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"Bernie Yaeger" wrote in message
...
I have the following code fragment for opening and the closing excel in a
vb
.net app:
objxl = New Excel.Application

objwbs = objxl.Workbooks

objwb = objwbs.Add

objws = CType(objwb.Worksheets(1), Excel.Worksheet)



objwb.SaveAs(strpath, xlCSV)

objxl.DisplayAlerts = False

'objws.close()

objxl.DisplayAlerts = True

Marshal.ReleaseComObject(objws)

objxl.Quit()

My question is, how do you close opjws? The close method no longer
exists.

Tx for any help.

Bernie

How do you close a worksheet manually?! I don't think you need to
close/release the worksheet object in your code because you are only
setting a reference/pointer to it.

"Bernie Yaeger" wrote in message t...
I have the following code fragment for opening and the closing excel in a vb
.net app:
objxl = New Excel.Application

objwbs = objxl.Workbooks

objwb = objwbs.Add

objws = CType(objwb.Worksheets(1), Excel.Worksheet)



objwb.SaveAs(strpath, xlCSV)

objxl.DisplayAlerts = False

'objws.close()

objxl.DisplayAlerts = True

Marshal.ReleaseComObject(objws)

objxl.Quit()

My question is, how do you close opjws? The close method no longer exists.

Tx for any help.

Bernie

Hi Rob,

Thanks so much - not closing objwb was indeed my problem.
Tx again,
Bernie
"Rob Bovey" wrote in message
...
Hi Bernie,

A Worksheet object doesn't have a close method. It's the objwb
variable,
which represents an Excel.Workbook object, that you need to close. If the
objws variable is a local variable, you really don't need to do anything
at
all, but if you want to explicitly release it for garbage collection then
add the following line to your code:

objws = Nothing

--
Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP
Application Professionals
http://www.appspro.com/

* Please post all replies to this newsgroup *
* I delete all unsolicited e-mail responses *


"Bernie Yaeger" wrote in message
...
I have the following code fragment for opening and the closing excel in
a
vb
.net app:
objxl = New Excel.Application

objwbs = objxl.Workbooks

objwb = objwbs.Add

objws = CType(objwb.Worksheets(1), Excel.Worksheet)



objwb.SaveAs(strpath, xlCSV)

objxl.DisplayAlerts = False

'objws.close()

objxl.DisplayAlerts = True

Marshal.ReleaseComObject(objws)

objxl.Quit()

My question is, how do you close opjws? The close method no longer
exists.

Tx for any help.

Bernie