How can I close a file without saving the file automatically.
I use the following code for closing the file:
Windows("MasterData - 2009.XLS").Activate
ActiveWindow.Close

is any thing I can add to it or change so I don't get the "Do you want to
say" box? I never want to save the file.

Thanks

I'm having the same problem with a strange twist. I'm closing another
workbook, then the current workbook with the following code in Private Sub
workbook_close():

Workbooks("real1.xls").Close False
Me.Close False

When I step through the code or run the code from the debug toolbar it
works. But when I use File Exit or the X, it asks whether or not I want to
save both files. I don't want to save either. What am I doing wrong?

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

ActiveWindow.Close False

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"Novice Lee" wrote:

How can I close a file without saving the file automatically.
I use the following code for closing the file:
Windows("MasterData - 2009.XLS").Activate
ActiveWindow.Close

is any thing I can add to it or change so I don't get the "Do you want to
say" box? I never want to save the file.

Thanks