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de-activating OLEObject
Hello,
I have an excel worksheet with an embedded MS Project file. to get at the ms project i do the following: Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb but how can i de-activate it? thanks |
de-activating OLEObject
Set y = Nothing
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I have an excel worksheet with an embedded MS Project file. to get at the ms project i do the following: Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb but how can i de-activate it? thanks |
de-activating OLEObject
thanks for the response.
i gave it a try; Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb Set y = Nothing but MS Project is still running. Project 2003, Excel 2003 "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Set y = Nothing -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I have an excel worksheet with an embedded MS Project file. to get at the ms project i do the following: Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb but how can i de-activate it? thanks |
de-activating OLEObject
That's a different matter. I am lost as to why you want to close MS Project,
perhaps you copuld explain, but perhaps you could connect to that app ands close it from Excel. Here is how I would do it. I haven't tested with M S Project as I don't use that, but I tested it with Word, same principle Dim oApp As Object Set oApp = GetObject(, "MSProject.Application") oApp.Quit Set oApp = Nothing -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... thanks for the response. i gave it a try; Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb Set y = Nothing but MS Project is still running. Project 2003, Excel 2003 "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Set y = Nothing -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I have an excel worksheet with an embedded MS Project file. to get at the ms project i do the following: Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb but how can i de-activate it? thanks |
de-activating OLEObject
thanks for the help.
We have a MS Project embedded in Excel. the user can enter info into the MS Project. then the user clicks a button. it activates MS Project collects data and brings into excel. "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... That's a different matter. I am lost as to why you want to close MS Project, perhaps you copuld explain, but perhaps you could connect to that app ands close it from Excel. Here is how I would do it. I haven't tested with M S Project as I don't use that, but I tested it with Word, same principle Dim oApp As Object Set oApp = GetObject(, "MSProject.Application") oApp.Quit Set oApp = Nothing -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... thanks for the response. i gave it a try; Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb Set y = Nothing but MS Project is still running. Project 2003, Excel 2003 "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Set y = Nothing -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I have an excel worksheet with an embedded MS Project file. to get at the ms project i do the following: Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb but how can i de-activate it? thanks |
de-activating OLEObject
so does my suggestion work?
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... thanks for the help. We have a MS Project embedded in Excel. the user can enter info into the MS Project. then the user clicks a button. it activates MS Project collects data and brings into excel. "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... That's a different matter. I am lost as to why you want to close MS Project, perhaps you copuld explain, but perhaps you could connect to that app ands close it from Excel. Here is how I would do it. I haven't tested with M S Project as I don't use that, but I tested it with Word, same principle Dim oApp As Object Set oApp = GetObject(, "MSProject.Application") oApp.Quit Set oApp = Nothing -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... thanks for the response. i gave it a try; Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb Set y = Nothing but MS Project is still running. Project 2003, Excel 2003 "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Set y = Nothing -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I have an excel worksheet with an embedded MS Project file. to get at the ms project i do the following: Set y = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MS Project").OLEObjects(1) y.Verb but how can i de-activate it? thanks |
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