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Default Closing a workbook...

A work around for your second problem would be to switch
the "clear" the worksheet code from the before close to
the Workbook_Open() routine.


-----Original Message-----
I've written some code in the Workbook_BeforeClose( )

routine. It basically
clears and resets values in a spreadsheet before closing

and the last line
of the subroutine is a Workbook.Save command (or

something like that) and it
saves the changes without prompting me if I want to save

them.

Up until now it's working perfectly but I've been using

the 'x' from the
upper right hand corner of the window. Now I'm trying to

create a custom
menu with an Exit command to use that to close the

workbook in place of the
Close window command, 'x'.

I've coded the routine as follows:

Sub mcrShutDown ( )

ThisWorkbook.Saved = True
Application.Workbook.Close

End Sub

There are 2 problems: 1) I'm getting prompted to save

changes and 2) it's
not running the Workbook_BeforeClose routine so my

program doesn't get
reset.

What am I missing? How come the Workbook_BeforeClose

routine isn't running?

Jeff


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