Workbook slow to close - any obvious issues with the code?

Ironman

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Hi

This is my workbook_before close event code.

I'd be grateful to know if the 20 seconds or so it takes to close can be expected with the below code or if there's something obvious that can be amended to speed it up?

Many thanks!

VBA Code:
Private Sub workbook_beforeclose(Cancel As Boolean)

Dim MsgResult As Integer

Application.EnableEvents = False

MsgResult = MsgBox("Are you SURE you want to overwrite the master Exercise Log file?   ", vbYesNoCancel + vbExclamation, "WARNING")

Select Case MsgResult

    Case vbNo
        'a) If you select No, you get a second dialog box saying "Existing file unchanged" and the workbook as well as Excel will close.
        
        'checks to see if other workbooks are open.  It will not shut down the application if there are other workbooks open
        If Application.Workbooks.Count < 2 Then
            MsgBox "Master file unchanged - data NOT saved" & vbNewLine _
            & "" & vbNewLine _
            & "Exercise Log will now close", vbInformation, "Master File Unchanged "
            'the following line does not save the workbook but sets a bit that tells Excel that any changes have already been saved, even if the changes were not actually saved
            ThisWorkbook.Saved = True
            Application.Quit
        Else
            'other workbooks are open.  Leave the application alone and
            'simply close this workbook.
            MsgBox "Other workbooks open - data NOT saved!" & vbNewLine _
            & "" & vbNewLine _
            & "Exercise Log will now close!", vbInformation, "Master File Unchanged "
            Me.Close False
        End If
        
    Case vbCancel
        'b) If I select Cancel then there's no action, the dialog box closes and the workbook remains open as if nothing had happened.
        
        Cancel = True
        'simply cancel the closing of this workbook
         
    Case vbYes
        'c) If I select Yes, then the new data is saved, a second dialog box appears + vbconf with existing data overwritten.
        '   The file and Excel then close.
   
'Bernie Dietrick
Dim bdFileName As String
Dim FullFileName  As String

Application.DisplayAlerts = False

FullFileName = ActiveWorkbook.FullName
bdFileName = Left(ActiveWorkbook.Name, Len(ActiveWorkbook.Name) - 5)

If LCase(Application.UserName) <> "jsullivan" Then
   ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs Filename:="E:\BACKUPS\Exercise Log\" & _
      bdFileName & " Backup - " & Format(Now, "dddd dd mmmm yyyy, h.mmam/pm") & _
      ".xlsm"

   'Backup to 128gb USB drive as well
   ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs Filename:="Y:\DOCUMENTS\EXERCISE LOG\Exit Backups\" & _
      bdFileName & " Backup - " & Format(Now, "dddd dd mmmm yyyy, h.mmam/pm") & _
      ".xlsm"

End If

ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=FullFileName, AddToMru:=False

Application.DisplayAlerts = True

        Worksheets("Training Log").[H1:H9] = vbNullString
        'Worksheets("Analysis").[G1:Z1] = vbNullString
        'Worksheets("Iron Man Log").[G1:Z1] = vbNullString
        Worksheets("Daily Tracking").[CI1:CZ1] = vbNullString
        Worksheets("Indoor Bike").[I1:I2] = vbNullString
        
        'Application.EnableEvents = True 'commented out 20.09.2021
        MsgBox "New backup files created in" & vbNewLine & vbNewLine _
        & "E:\BACKUPS\EXERCISE LOG    " & vbNewLine & vbNewLine _
        & "Y:\DOCUMENTS\EXERCISE LOG\EXIT BACKUPS" & vbNewLine & vbNewLine _
        & "Exercise Log will now close", vbInformation, "Master File Overwritten"
        
         ThisWorkbook.Saved = True
         'Application.EnableEvents = True
        
End Select

Application.EnableEvents = True

End Sub
 

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Setting calculation mode does trigger a need for saving. Haven't checked events or screenupdating.

johnnyL's right.
 
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Sorry to reopen this - can I just ask, is this line
VBA Code:
ThisWorkbook.Saved = True
saving the workbook (and therefore overwriting the existing file) even if I chose not to save with the earlier msgbox?
 
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That line does not save, but sets the workbook's "saved" state to true. So, when workbook is closed, even if there has been any changes, it is closed without being asked whether to save changes and saving the changes.
 
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Many thanks Gokhan - now put your feet up, you've earned it!
 
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