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Default Excel process still shows in TaskManager

Hi,

I have an Excel MultiPage Form which loads on Workbook_Open event. It
has an Exit button which Unloads the Form & runs the following
Procedure to Close the Workbook and Quit Excel.

Private Sub cmd_Exit_Click()

Unload MainForm

Call QuitApplication

End Sub

Public Sub QuitApplication()

With ThisWorkbook
' Dim ans As Integer
' ans = MsgBox("Do you want to SAVE changes?", vbInformation +
vbYesNo, "Save Workbook")
' If ans = vbYes Then
.Close savechanges:=True
' Else
' .Close savechanges:=False
' End If
End With

Application.Visible = True
For Each obj In Excel.Application
Set obj = Nothing
Next obj

Application.Quit

End Sub


Why is Excel not quitting cleanly? I already checked if there are any
loaded Addins, which in my case there is only the default Funcres.xla
& ATPVBAEN.xla seen in VBE Editor.

I have tried to close all objects in code as well as in the form.



Anyone has any answers?
 
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