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I am using the VBA Shell function, available in Excel, to run a DOS
Batch file. Previous posts have shown me how to make Excel wait for the batch file to comlete by using the Windows API and monitoring for the status of the Process ID. There are circumstances where I would like to kill the batch file before it is completed. (Timeout or uer interupt for instance) Is there a way to get Excel to kill the a previosly 'shelled' process without having to wait for it to complete normally? Many thanks MT |
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