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Closing an Excel Spreadsheet via command button
Currently running Excel 2003
I have an excel program that I created for my wife's business that I want to exit via an "exit button" without having any more user interface. I can't seem to get past the standard excel message "Do you want to save this file? ........Yes....No.......Cancel" I just want to exit, no questions asked leaving the program intact. Any Ideas? Also, does anyone know of a website or place I can go to view excel programs that demonstrate vba programs using the different uses of UserForms and command buttons? Thanks for any help you can shed on this. |
Closing an Excel Spreadsheet via command button
This will work without saving workbook
Application.DisplayAlerts = False ActiveWorkbook.Close Application.DisplayAlerts = True This will work with saving workbook Application.DisplayAlerts = False ActiveWorkbook.save ActiveWorkbook.Close Application.DisplayAlerts = True " wrote: Currently running Excel 2003 I have an excel program that I created for my wife's business that I want to exit via an "exit button" without having any more user interface. I can't seem to get past the standard excel message "Do you want to save this file? ........Yes....No.......Cancel" I just want to exit, no questions asked leaving the program intact. Any Ideas? Also, does anyone know of a website or place I can go to view excel programs that demonstrate vba programs using the different uses of UserForms and command buttons? Thanks for any help you can shed on this. |
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