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Default Closing Excel Application

Hi,
I am Using Excel 2000 and VC++ 7.0
I am Appending large data to an Excel Sheet (using Excel Automation)
after saving the excel workbook, I used CApplication - Quit() to close the
Excel Application. But When I look into Task Manager I still find Excel.exe
running.
I have used ReleaseDispatch and also remove all the references.
How do I Quit My Excel.exe?

Thanks

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Hi

This often happens when Excel is asking you something that you haven't taken
properly care of, typically "save changes ?". Set the Excel instance's
visibility to true and see if it reveals anything.

HTH. best wishes Harald

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Hi,
I am Using Excel 2000 and VC++ 7.0
I am Appending large data to an Excel Sheet (using Excel Automation)
after saving the excel workbook, I used CApplication - Quit() to close the
Excel Application. But When I look into Task Manager I still find
Excel.exe
running.
I have used ReleaseDispatch and also remove all the references.
How do I Quit My Excel.exe?

Thanks



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