Closing VBA code

Gladme

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Hello,

I have a workbook includes several macros. The file issupposed to be used in several computers with several users.
In order to force users to “enable macros”, I added aworksheet named “open & close”. There is a note in this sheet givesinformation to users to enable macros. I also have a VBA code for before closingthat hide all sheets except “open & close”. Using this before closing VBAcode the file always open and close in the same sheet.

I want to hide the Save/Don’t Save message at closing stage.There is no matter to save or not to save the changes because the file issupposed to be used for some reports. I added this code but it doesn’t work.
<code>SubCloseBook()</code>
<code> Application.DisplayAlerts = False</code>
<code> ActiveWorkbook.Close</code>
<code> Application.DisplayAlerts = True</code>
<code>End Sub</code>

I also added this code to before closing code and it didn’twork as well. I believe that combination of before closing and closing code cause the issue that still I get the save/don't save question box.

Could you please help me with this issue? I want to have acode to hide all sheets except one in closing stage and don’t display thesave/don’t save message. Both save and don’t save options work for me as adefault for closing and saving.
Many thanks in advance.

 

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If the workbook has changes you will always get the msgbox to save. Save it, then close and you wont get messages.

if the macro is IN the workbook you are closing, ActiveWorkbook.Close ends the code and nothing runs after it. (but does work in Personal workbook)
 
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