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How do I prevent someone from closing a workbook unless
changes have been saved. I want to force the user to save a file and not allow them to exit unless the changes have been saved. I have an Excel Workbook that the user will open as a template. They will enter date, then save the information and quit. I am using forms to control the users interface but if they close the form, they can click the X at the top (or select Quit from the Menu) and exit, then click cancel on the SaveAs dialog box and quit the application without saving changes. I use a Form to allow the user to enter a file name, then place the file in a specified directory. This all works fine, but if they simply close the form and then hit the X at the top, they can quit the application without saving changes. If I can force them to go back to the form where they enter a file name, that would be prefered because I can then place the file in a directory of my choosing. Any ideas or help would be appreciated. Kevin |
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