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    Close All Open Excel Files With VBA Open Close File issue unsolved

    i need a macro
    i will place the macro in any file and i will run that macro
    and when i run that macro all files should be closed if there will be any opened file except the file in which macro is placed
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    Quote Originally Posted by fixer View Post
    i will place macro in any file and i will run that macro
    and when i run that macro all files should be closed if there will be any opened file except the file in which macro is placed
    Put this macro http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ll=1#post12537 in any file.
    Run the macro
    All Excel files will be closed , except the file in which you have put the macro: The file with the macro will stay open. All other Excel files will be closed.
    Last edited by DocAElstein; 03-03-2020 at 05:14 PM.
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    Code:
    Sub STEP1()
    Dim AnyWb As Workbook
        For Each AnyWb In Workbooks
            If AnyWb.Name <> "Book1.xlsm" Then
            AnyWb.Close Savechanges = False
            Else
            End If
        Next AnyWb
    End Sub
    problem solved code works perfect no doubt in it
    But i have one question i just downloaded the file and by default it is in a opened state & after that i open vba macro placed file and when i run the code its not working
    but i download the file if file is opened and i close that file and again i open that file and then i open the vba placed file and ran the macro then code works
    Any idea about this problem
    is this problem solvable bcoz i already have the code to close the file but u r a profession vba programmer so i thought if u provide me the code then problem can be solved

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    Quote Originally Posted by fixer View Post
    ...But i have one question i just downloaded the file and by default it is in a opened state & after that i open vba macro placed file and when i run the code its not working
    but i download the file if file is opened and i close that file and again i open that file and then i open the vba placed file and ran the macro then code works .....
    Sorry, I do not understand what you are saying. I do not think anyone can understand what you are saying.
    I think maybe you need to find somebody that can speak your language, and also the English language.
    I think you need to find a translator to help you ask your questions.




    I try now to geuss your question...
    Is this your question?


    Question Suggestion 1

    I may have some Excel files open. ( We will call them the “already_opened” Files )
    These I want to stay open.

    I may then open some other Excel files. They may be any type of excel file . I want a macro that will close all these files that were opened. But I want the already_opened files to stay opened.


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    I can answer Question Suggestion 1 if you wish?
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    Leave this topic it is solved No doubt Thnx Doc Sir for the Support and guidance i will manage that problem






    Moderator notice
    Problem is possibly related to this cross post
    https://chandoo.org/forum/threads/vba-macro.44302/
    An issue with possibly a file not in the current instance of Excel .....

    and another go in July, 2020
    https://www.mrexcel.com/board/thread...macro.1140953/
    https://www.eileenslounge.com/viewto...p?f=30&t=35046
    https://www.excelforum.com/excel-pro...ml#post5369738
    Last edited by DocAElstein; 07-28-2020 at 01:54 PM.

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    VBA To Close All Other Workbooks Except Active One

    vba is placed in a seperate file 1.xlsm
    now what i need
    there can be 2-3 or it can be 4 files opened along with this 1.xlsm
    i will be in 1.xlsm file & i will ran the macro
    now what i need is when i ran the macro it should go to next open file and use ALT+ F4(this is shorcut key to close the excel file) and that will be close and then again go to next open file and use ALT+ F4 and again if there is a file then do the same do till all files are closed except 1.xlsm
    and i wanted to inform u sir by doing ALT+ F4 only my file is closing and i want to close all the file by this way only sir
    So plz have a look into this problem and help me in solving this problem
    we have to solve this problem only by vba only sir so plz help sir & mam

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    Try this

    Code:
    Sub CloseAllOtherWorkbooks()
    '
    ' CloseAllOtherWorkbooks Macro
    ' Keep this workbook open and close all other workbooks in this instance
    '
    ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+q
    '
        Dim wbk As Workbook
        Dim strBookNames() As String
        Dim lngBooksCount As Long
        
        For Each wbk In Application.Workbooks
            If wbk.Name <> ThisWorkbook.Name Then
                lngBooksCount = lngBooksCount + 1
                ReDim Preserve strBookNames(1 To lngBooksCount)
                strBookNames(lngBooksCount) = wbk.Name
            End If
        Next wbk
        For lngBooksCount = 1 To lngBooksCount
            'Change to True if the files have to be saved before closing
            Workbooks(strBookNames(lngBooksCount)).Close False
        Next lngBooksCount
        Set wbk = Nothing
        Erase strBookNames
        
    End Sub
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    Thnx ExcelFox for helping me in solving this problem
    Actually i downloaded the file and i open the macro file and i ran it but its not working i tried many code to close the file but its not closing
    when i close the file and then i open then it is closing the code is perfect no doubt
    i learned that once i download the file and it opens by default then macro will not work until its close and reopen again
    i searched on google there was alt+F4 which is closing that file but i think if we use that also in the vba code then it will also not work i will manage it

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    Not sure I understand that. So you're saying the code I sent works, right?
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    Assuming this is closed here
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