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I have code in an Access module that opens an Excel file using CreateObject.
I have a lot of code in the Excel file and the user's only interaction in Excel is via five buttons I offer, one of which is a "Save & Close" button. Everything works fine EXCEPT Excel does not close when "Save & Close" is clicked. The workbook closes, but Excel does not. Below is my code in the Excel module that I use to save the workbook and close it, then quit Excel, but the "Application.Quit" statement is skipped (I used a break to watch what happens). It all closes fine when I open the file on my own (double clicking the xls file), but when I open it via the Access function I created, only the workbook closes, not the Excel application. I do not have a "Quit" statement in the Access function I created because the user needs to interact and use Excel, so I can't use Access to close Excel right after it opens it. I guess it's not a crime if Excel is left running after the user modifies the workbook, but I would like to close Excel completely if possible. Sub CloseWorkBook() On Error Resume Next Application.Caption = "Microsoft Excel" Application.WindowState = xlMaximized RestoreToolbars AppActivate "Microsoft Access" Sheets("Sheet1").Select ThisWorkbook.Close (True) Application.Quit End Sub |
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Excel is not closing because the workbook with the code is closed before
Quit can run. ThisWorkbook.Close (True) Application.Quit Here's another way to do it. This assumes the workbook has been opened from a specified location, so the Save method will save changes in the same location. Sub SaveAndClose() ' .. your stuff .. ThisWorkbook.Save ' Simulates your use of ThisWorkbook.Close (True) Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.Quit End Sub -- Tim Zych http://www.higherdata.com Compare data in Excel and find differences with Workbook Compare Free and Pro versions available "Steve" wrote in message ... I have code in an Access module that opens an Excel file using CreateObject. I have a lot of code in the Excel file and the user's only interaction in Excel is via five buttons I offer, one of which is a "Save & Close" button. Everything works fine EXCEPT Excel does not close when "Save & Close" is clicked. The workbook closes, but Excel does not. Below is my code in the Excel module that I use to save the workbook and close it, then quit Excel, but the "Application.Quit" statement is skipped (I used a break to watch what happens). It all closes fine when I open the file on my own (double clicking the xls file), but when I open it via the Access function I created, only the workbook closes, not the Excel application. I do not have a "Quit" statement in the Access function I created because the user needs to interact and use Excel, so I can't use Access to close Excel right after it opens it. I guess it's not a crime if Excel is left running after the user modifies the workbook, but I would like to close Excel completely if possible. Sub CloseWorkBook() On Error Resume Next Application.Caption = "Microsoft Excel" Application.WindowState = xlMaximized RestoreToolbars AppActivate "Microsoft Access" Sheets("Sheet1").Select ThisWorkbook.Close (True) Application.Quit End Sub |
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I changed it to .save and it fixed it. Thanks.
"Tim Zych" wrote: Excel is not closing because the workbook with the code is closed before Quit can run. ThisWorkbook.Close (True) Application.Quit Here's another way to do it. This assumes the workbook has been opened from a specified location, so the Save method will save changes in the same location. Sub SaveAndClose() ' .. your stuff .. ThisWorkbook.Save ' Simulates your use of ThisWorkbook.Close (True) Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.Quit End Sub -- Tim Zych http://www.higherdata.com Compare data in Excel and find differences with Workbook Compare Free and Pro versions available "Steve" wrote in message ... I have code in an Access module that opens an Excel file using CreateObject. I have a lot of code in the Excel file and the user's only interaction in Excel is via five buttons I offer, one of which is a "Save & Close" button. Everything works fine EXCEPT Excel does not close when "Save & Close" is clicked. The workbook closes, but Excel does not. Below is my code in the Excel module that I use to save the workbook and close it, then quit Excel, but the "Application.Quit" statement is skipped (I used a break to watch what happens). It all closes fine when I open the file on my own (double clicking the xls file), but when I open it via the Access function I created, only the workbook closes, not the Excel application. I do not have a "Quit" statement in the Access function I created because the user needs to interact and use Excel, so I can't use Access to close Excel right after it opens it. I guess it's not a crime if Excel is left running after the user modifies the workbook, but I would like to close Excel completely if possible. Sub CloseWorkBook() On Error Resume Next Application.Caption = "Microsoft Excel" Application.WindowState = xlMaximized RestoreToolbars AppActivate "Microsoft Access" Sheets("Sheet1").Select ThisWorkbook.Close (True) Application.Quit End Sub |
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