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close application when interrupt by user
How to close the application without saving the changes when user press
"Ctrl" and "Break" button to interrupt the macro during code running? |
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close application when interrupt by user
Terry,
Basically you can't. If the user has interrupted code, how are you going run code ? Maybe you need Application.EnableCancelKey NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... How to close the application without saving the changes when user press "Ctrl" and "Break" button to interrupt the macro during code running? |
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close application when interrupt by user
I want to invoke some procedure to close the file when user do it.
Application.OnKey "^{BREAK}", "CloseFile" Sub CloseFile() ActiveWorkbook.Close savechanges = False End Sub But the problem is where I should put the code? as "on error" method will keep monitor the errors when code running. hoe does "OnKey" works? "NickHK" wrote: Terry, Basically you can't. If the user has interrupted code, how are you going run code ? Maybe you need Application.EnableCancelKey NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... How to close the application without saving the changes when user press "Ctrl" and "Break" button to interrupt the macro during code running? |
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close application when interrupt by user
Terry,
I would be surprised if Excel can work like that, because if code is executing (which must be the case if the user presses ^BREAK), your code cannot run. I suppose that's why your have the .EnableCancelKey property. You can achieve your goal if you set it to = xlErrorHandler ? See the help for an example. NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... I want to invoke some procedure to close the file when user do it. Application.OnKey "^{BREAK}", "CloseFile" Sub CloseFile() ActiveWorkbook.Close savechanges = False End Sub But the problem is where I should put the code? as "on error" method will keep monitor the errors when code running. hoe does "OnKey" works? "NickHK" wrote: Terry, Basically you can't. If the user has interrupted code, how are you going run code ? Maybe you need Application.EnableCancelKey NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... How to close the application without saving the changes when user press "Ctrl" and "Break" button to interrupt the macro during code running? |
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Hi Nick,
Can you expand on the .EnableCancelKey property, and the solution you gave to Terry? This sounds like something I could really have a use for. Thanks, Alan "NickHK" wrote: Terry, I would be surprised if Excel can work like that, because if code is executing (which must be the case if the user presses ^BREAK), your code cannot run. I suppose that's why your have the .EnableCancelKey property. You can achieve your goal if you set it to = xlErrorHandler ? See the help for an example. NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... I want to invoke some procedure to close the file when user do it. Application.OnKey "^{BREAK}", "CloseFile" Sub CloseFile() ActiveWorkbook.Close savechanges = False End Sub But the problem is where I should put the code? as "on error" method will keep monitor the errors when code running. hoe does "OnKey" works? "NickHK" wrote: Terry, Basically you can't. If the user has interrupted code, how are you going run code ? Maybe you need Application.EnableCancelKey NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... How to close the application without saving the changes when user press "Ctrl" and "Break" button to interrupt the macro during code running? |
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Alan,
Whilst I would not necessarily advise closing/quitting in such a suitable, you can decide what to do: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim i As Long Dim j As Long Application.EnableCancelKey = xlErrorHandler On Error GoTo Handler For i = 1 To 100000 For j = 1 To 10000 Debug.Print "Value=: " & i * j Next DoEvents Next Exit Sub Handler: 'Either an error or the code has been stopped MsgBox "You are in the handler." & vbNewLine & "Exiting routine." 'Do what you want End Sub NickHK "Alan Smith" wrote in message ... Hi Nick, Can you expand on the .EnableCancelKey property, and the solution you gave to Terry? This sounds like something I could really have a use for. Thanks, Alan "NickHK" wrote: Terry, I would be surprised if Excel can work like that, because if code is executing (which must be the case if the user presses ^BREAK), your code cannot run. I suppose that's why your have the .EnableCancelKey property. You can achieve your goal if you set it to = xlErrorHandler ? See the help for an example. NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... I want to invoke some procedure to close the file when user do it. Application.OnKey "^{BREAK}", "CloseFile" Sub CloseFile() ActiveWorkbook.Close savechanges = False End Sub But the problem is where I should put the code? as "on error" method will keep monitor the errors when code running. hoe does "OnKey" works? "NickHK" wrote: Terry, Basically you can't. If the user has interrupted code, how are you going run code ? Maybe you need Application.EnableCancelKey NickHK "Terry" wrote in message ... How to close the application without saving the changes when user press "Ctrl" and "Break" button to interrupt the macro during code running? |
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