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Hi, Please help...

I have a menu file that a number of people access to view documents. I am
finding that users are staying in the file most of the day and its getting a
little wearing when I am chasing them all the time to come out of the menu.

Is there a way that I can wirte some vba code so that once they open this
menu spreadsheet that after a short period it will automatically close the
spreadsheet?

Jez
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Jez,

See the code on www.cpearson.com/excel/TimedClose.htm


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Hi, Please help...

I have a menu file that a number of people access to view documents. I am
finding that users are staying in the file most of the day and its getting
a
little wearing when I am chasing them all the time to come out of the
menu.

Is there a way that I can wirte some vba code so that once they open this
menu spreadsheet that after a short period it will automatically close the
spreadsheet?

Jez



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