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How can I close a workbook using VBA?
I have a workbook open that contains a macro which needs
to access another workbook. I have added code to open the workbook and perform the necessary functions, but how do I then close that workbook while leaving the active one open to continue with execution? The file I need to open and subsequently close is called 'coll codes.xls'. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Trevor |
How can I close a workbook using VBA?
Workbooks("coll codes.xls").Close True 'False
Use the True parameter if you want changes saved; False otherwise. -- Vasant "Trevor" wrote in message ... I have a workbook open that contains a macro which needs to access another workbook. I have added code to open the workbook and perform the necessary functions, but how do I then close that workbook while leaving the active one open to continue with execution? The file I need to open and subsequently close is called 'coll codes.xls'. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Trevor |
How can I close a workbook using VBA?
ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Trevor" wrote in message ... I have a workbook open that contains a macro which needs to access another workbook. I have added code to open the workbook and perform the necessary functions, but how do I then close that workbook while leaving the active one open to continue with execution? The file I need to open and subsequently close is called 'coll codes.xls'. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Trevor |
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