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Closing a workbook
Hello All
I have built a application in Excel which uses multiple workbooks when I press a button I jump from one workbook to another. To exit a workbook I used the following Activeworkbook.close but everytime I do this I get a message to save or discard the changes from Excel. All these workbooks are reports and no changes are made whatsoever. Can you kindly provide a workaround how I can close the workbook programatically without encountering this save or discard message. Many thanks Belinda |
Closing a workbook
Belinda,
Try something like ActiveWorkbook.Close savechanges:=False -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Belinda" wrote in message om... Hello All I have built a application in Excel which uses multiple workbooks when I press a button I jump from one workbook to another. To exit a workbook I used the following Activeworkbook.close but everytime I do this I get a message to save or discard the changes from Excel. All these workbooks are reports and no changes are made whatsoever. Can you kindly provide a workaround how I can close the workbook programatically without encountering this save or discard message. Many thanks Belinda |
Closing a workbook
Belinda,
Just add one little word! Activeworkbook.Close False HTH, Nikos "Belinda" wrote in message om... Hello All I have built a application in Excel which uses multiple workbooks when I press a button I jump from one workbook to another. To exit a workbook I used the following Activeworkbook.close but everytime I do this I get a message to save or discard the changes from Excel. All these workbooks are reports and no changes are made whatsoever. Can you kindly provide a workaround how I can close the workbook programatically without encountering this save or discard message. Many thanks Belinda |
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