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Default Workbook close error

I have the following code, that produces an error 400 when the macro
sub routine is run by itself. What I want it to do, is out a number of
sheets in a workbook, when the workbook closes, all sheets will be
veryhidden except one called "Welcome". As you can probably tell, I am
trying to make use of the 'force macros' style of hiding important
sheets before macros are enabled. If macros are disabled, then the
only sheet visible will "Welcome"

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Sub workbook_before_close()
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
ws.Visible = xlVeryHidden
Next ws
Call Show_Welcome
Application.SaveWorkspace
End Sub
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What is the problem with what I have typed? Is there a better way of
hiding a range of sheets that are not called Welcome?
All comments are welcomed (as is any replacement code!)
 
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