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Default "Excel CLOSE" ERROR


Hello everyone,

I am experiencing a very strange Excel behaviour.

I have an Excel workbook, which has several elements with events. Lik
ComboBox_Change().

So, when I close just a workbook, none of the events handlin
procedures are called and I do not have any problems.

When I want to close Excel, then for some reason it starts processin
those events, and because of the FOCUS problem for SHEETS.RANGE metho
I get error: SHEETS method of _Global failed.

Is there any way for Excel not to start events' handling procedures a
closing?
Please help, I don't see where the problem!!!

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