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Default What kind of workbook function should I used?

I would like to save and close excel file after not active for 15 mins, to
define not being active is shown below:
1) not page up / down action
2) not switching any worksheet by clicking it
....
When the file is automatically opened based on schedule, I used to read this
report, as I sit in front of PC, I will read it and close it manually, but as
I am not available, and there is no action for this workbook, then I prefer
to save and close after 15 mins. However, I might open two workbooks at the
same time, so not being active only apply to this workbook only, since I
might click and reading another workbook at the same time. I get no idea on
which workbook function can perform this task, does anyone have any
suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric
 
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