Ribbon does not close

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Hi good people!,

I have a very serious problem...Something happened while working on a spreadsheet which is causing me great headache. All I did was create a macro button with this code:
Code:
ActiveSheet.Shapes.Range(Array("Rounded Rectangle 11")).Select
    Columns("AD:AF").Select
    Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 12
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 11
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 10
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 9
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 8
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 7
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 6
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 5
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 4
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 3
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 2
    ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 1
    Range("A1").Select
    ActiveWorkbook.Save
    ActiveWorkbook.Close
End Sub

At first I did not have the
HTML:
ActiveWorkbook.Close
event. So, the workbook saves, but when I click the "X" to close the workbook, I get the save prompt. So, I resorted to adding this code in the "BeforeClose" event in the "ThisWorkbook" module.:
Code:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
ThisWorkbook.Saved = True
End Sub
This did not prove to do anything, I still got my save prompt. Then I added the
HTML:
ActiveWorkbook.Close
event, and what I found was beyond my understanding: The sheet closes BUT the ribbon is still there with a grey sheet, and all the ribbon icons are greyed out.

I then noticed in the VBA project pane ANOTHER project which is titled: FUNCRES.XLAM. in the module folder there is a RibbonX_code, which says this:
Code:
'Entry point for RibbonX button click
Sub ShowATPDialog(control As IRibbonControl)
    Application.Run ("fDialog")
End Sub

and this:

Code:
'Callback for RibbonX button label
Sub GetATPLabel(control As IRibbonControl, ByRef label)
    label = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("RES").Range("A10").Value
End Sub

where on earth did this come from, how do I get rid of it?...I restarted my pc, but still the same thing?..

Then maybe a last point which might shed light. I have 6 of these similar workbooks. They all have the save code. (NOT the "close" part)..so if I select the button, the sheets save and scrolls to A1, after which I then click the Excel Close button. All the sheets close without a problem AS LONG as there are some of these sheets still open..As soon as I get to the last one, I get the save prompt. Please help me with this, I certainly hope it's not a virus or some bug that's starting havoc here...Please help...
 
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Excel Facts

Why are there 1,048,576 rows in Excel?
The Excel team increased the size of the grid in 2007. There are 2^20 rows and 2^14 columns for a total of 17 billion cells.
That is a Microsoft add-in that you have installed. Nothing to worry about.

Closing a workbook is not the same as quitting the application, which is why you end up with a blank screen and Excel still running.
 
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You could replace the
Code:
    ActiveWorkbook.Save
    ActiveWorkbook.Close

with
Code:
    ActiveWorkbook.Close( SaveChanges = True)
 
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Hi Johnny C,

Ok, what I did was this:
Code:
 ActiveWorkbook.Save
  ActiveWorkbook.Close( SaveChanges = True)

and in the ThisWorkbook module I added in the "before close" event this code:
Code:
ActiveWorkbook.Close (savechanges = True)
 Application.Quit

Now the workbook closes properly IF I use the macro button. If I open the workbook and close it using the excel "X", the book closes but I have a grey screen, which I have to close in the task bar...I do not understand why this is happening...it's so frustrating I can scream...

Please...what is going on here????..How do I fix this?..please help...
 
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Johnny C,

Don't worry about this...I reversed everything...I will live with the way things are as described in post #1 . Thanx for your help...
 
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