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Default Only Workbook Open?

Excel XP & Win XP
I'm helping an OP and he has come up with an interesting requirement
that I have never run into.
Using the Workbook_BeforeClose event macro, he wants to close only the
active workbook if there are other workbooks open. However, if the active
workbook is the only open workbook, he wants to close the application
(Excel) as well. The tricky part is that the code for this is in the active
workbook. Once the active workbook closes, the code stops running and
cannot check for an open workbook.
The only solution I see is to check to see if more than one workbook is
open BEFORE closing the active workbook.
My first question: How can I check to see if more than one workbook is
open?
My second question: How can I code to close Excel AFTER the workbook
containing the code is closed?
Thanks for your time. Otto


 
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