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I have a macro and at the end of the VBA script I use .Exit method, bu
the Excel windows still is open. How can I close out excel completely
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I have a macro and at the end of the VBA script I use .Exit method, but
the Excel windows still is open. How can I close out excel completely?
Thanks in advance.


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