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Application.Quit but you can't close the workbook separately - because as soon as your workbook closes, the code stops executing (and you say your application.Quit is after that command). the workbook should be closed as a by product of using application.Quit. -- Regards, tom Ogilvy "Duncan" wrote: when you say "You should close it when your userform drops and you close your workbook." do you mean application.quit? or can you close an instance of excel via other means? Duncan |
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