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i have created a excel workbook in vb,below are the codes:

private sub report ()
Dim sfilename As String
Dim spath As String
Dim dtecurrent As Date
Dim msexcel As Object
dtecurrent = Now
Set msexcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")

With msexcel
..Visible = False
..Workbooks.Open "d:\DYNAMICS\PDB\RPT.xls", , False
End With

With msexcel.Application
..ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Select
..Cells(2, 1) = Time
..Cells(2, 2) = Date
End With
sfilename = Format(dtecurrent, "mmddyyyy HHMMSS") & ".xls"

spath = System.BasePath & "\htrdata\" & sfilename

msexcel.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs spath 'Saves the file with the path

msexcel.Visible = True

Set msexcel = Nothing
end sub
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in the program i call the function period,because the excel run in
background,so the problem is every time it will add a windows process,
how can i close the process in the function?


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