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Writing a macro that will exit a spreadsheet
Hi there.
I am designing a spreadsheet and have various macros running, print, save etc, allocated to buttons on the sheet. However I would like to have a macro that also exits the spreadsheet when I run it, unfortunately when I try and record the macro I exit ok but the macro doesn't record. Any tips please? |
Writing a macro that will exit a spreadsheet
I'm no expert, still learning the macro stuff myself,.
This has worked for me though... also upon a button_click Command. this one saves first, then exits. Sub SaveClose() ActiveWorkbook.Save ActiveWorkbook.Close End Sub "Dave Doc" wrote: Hi there. I am designing a spreadsheet and have various macros running, print, save etc, allocated to buttons on the sheet. However I would like to have a macro that also exits the spreadsheet when I run it, unfortunately when I try and record the macro I exit ok but the macro doesn't record. Any tips please? |
Writing a macro that will exit a spreadsheet
Absolutely fantastic ufo_pilot!!!
You're a star, thank you very much Dave Doc "ufo_pilot" wrote: I'm no expert, still learning the macro stuff myself,. This has worked for me though... also upon a button_click Command. this one saves first, then exits. Sub SaveClose() ActiveWorkbook.Save ActiveWorkbook.Close End Sub "Dave Doc" wrote: Hi there. I am designing a spreadsheet and have various macros running, print, save etc, allocated to buttons on the sheet. However I would like to have a macro that also exits the spreadsheet when I run it, unfortunately when I try and record the macro I exit ok but the macro doesn't record. Any tips please? |
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