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Hi Bob

Workbook specific custom toolbars

Not sure if you were able to pick up my response to your last message.
Here it is:-

By way of a simple test, I created two WBs, Test1 & Test2.
Test1 has the code:-
Sub MyClose()
ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False
End Sub
located in "ThisWorkbook"

Test2 has the code:-
Private Sub Workbook_Activate()
MsgBox "I'm activated"
End Sub
also located in "ThisWorkbook"

With both WBs open, if I run the code in Test1 to close it
an error message appears:-
"Application-defined or object-defined error",
WB1 closes, but the MsgBox never appears.

However, if I close WB1 using instead the menu bar user interface
File/Close,
Activate is triggered and the MsgBox appears.

I want to do the closing programmatically so I'm still stuck.
donwb


 
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