dim wb as workbook
set wb = workbooks("YourWorkbookName")
wb.close

or just flat out:
application.quit

Cheers,
Jason Lepack

XP wrote:
I am using Office 2003 on Windows XP.

I have VBA code that:

1. Checks to see if a folder exists
2. If it doesn't, the program creates it
3. If it does exist, the program deletes all files in it
4. It then copies an MDB file from a network location into the folder
5. It then opens MS-Access and loads the file

This all runs fine, but I need the MS-Excel file to close itself when all of
this is done. The problem is, once step 5 completes, focus is lost and the
Excel file doesn't close...

I would really prefer the solution to reside in the Excel file. Does anyone
have a code solution for this or some other work arounds/ideas?

Thanks.