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Kass[_2_]

Excel Macro programming
 
I'm just starting to learn VBA.
I'm trying to write a macro that will close an excel
template without saving the sheet. I can make the active
sheet close
(ActiveSheet.Close), but I get the confirmation window
(Yes... No... Cancel) for saving the sheet. I don't want
to save. Anyone know how I can add to my macro to
automatically close the sheet without saving? I tried
ActiveSheet.Close.False and this didn't work.

Also, anyone have any good resources to help me learn VBA?

Thanks!

Kathy

Tom Ogilvy

Excel Macro programming
 
ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Kass wrote in message
...
I'm just starting to learn VBA.
I'm trying to write a macro that will close an excel
template without saving the sheet. I can make the active
sheet close
(ActiveSheet.Close), but I get the confirmation window
(Yes... No... Cancel) for saving the sheet. I don't want
to save. Anyone know how I can add to my macro to
automatically close the sheet without saving? I tried
ActiveSheet.Close.False and this didn't work.

Also, anyone have any good resources to help me learn VBA?

Thanks!

Kathy




Kass[_2_]

Excel Macro programming
 
Thanks, Tom. This worked great!

-----Original Message-----
ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Kass wrote in

message
...
I'm just starting to learn VBA.
I'm trying to write a macro that will close an excel
template without saving the sheet. I can make the

active
sheet close
(ActiveSheet.Close), but I get the confirmation window
(Yes... No... Cancel) for saving the sheet. I don't

want
to save. Anyone know how I can add to my macro to
automatically close the sheet without saving? I tried
ActiveSheet.Close.False and this didn't work.

Also, anyone have any good resources to help me learn

VBA?

Thanks!

Kathy



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