Help on closing Excell

I have written an app that uses excell to produce reports, but there is an error when closing it down, it stays in memory which is shown in the task bar.

Is there any way in which i can remove it, or better still totally destroy it.

here is the last few lines on my code....


objexcel.ActiveWorkbook.[Close] False
objexcel.Application.Quit
Set objexcel = Nothing

Thanks from Rohan

If you don't need excel open at all (and you don't mind closing any sessions of Excel the user is running!) you could try calling the GetObject() function as in:

set objExcel = GetObject("Excel.Application")

If you omit the "path" argument from the call, GetObject returns an existing instance of the requested object. If there is an error, there are no instances running (visible or not) so you can be sure that your object has been destroyed successfully. If no error occurs, you can then call the Quit method on the object to close it and then set the object to nothing. Keep repeating this until an error occurs, clear the error and continue.

Hope this helps.

Public objExcel as .... and then put your close and nothings in the exit part of your code ..works for me.

I know that this may be a bit stupid but do you have any codeed examples that you could show me

Rohan

Here goes...

On Error Resume Next

Dim objExcel as Object

Do Until Err.Number <> 0
Set objExcel = GetObject(, "Excel.Application")
If Err.Number = 0 Then
objExcel.Application.Quit
Set objExcel = Nothing
End If
Loop

Private Sub Form_Load()
'put this code inside the form load event of the Application
'change the file name and macro name to reflect your file and macro
'this will open Excel and run the macro
'
'create and object (Excel SpreadSheet)
Dim oXL As Object
Set oXL = CreateObject("Excel.Application")

' Open the workbook that contains the macro to run.
oXL.Workbooks.open "C:\My Documents\try.xls"
'
'as object opens invisible, make visible if needed, if not omit
'the line oXL.visible=true
'
oXL.Visible = True
'
' Run the macro.
oXL.Application.Run "try.xls!myMacro"
'
' Quit Microsoft Excel.
oXL.Quit
'
' Free the object from memory.
Set oXL = Nothing

End Sub

HeSaidJoe,
please tell me you have a code for me too.

I just want one simple thing. If there is data in cell (A1) on sheet ( sheet1) then the workbook cannot be closed. And if that's too easy for you, then also the workbook cannot be saved (in the same case).


SO, what do you say?
Thanks.

oh yeah, I mean in an Excel macro, not VB.


THANKS

Wengang

And if all of that stuff doesn't work, try changing this line:
objexcel.ActiveWorkbook.[Close] False
to:
objexcel.Workbooks.Close

Sometimes (always) the default blank workbook loads up and doesn't have anywhere else to go when you close the active workbook.