Getting Excel 2010 To Close. Stays Running In The Task Manger?
Jan 13, 2012
I cannot get Excel 2010 to close by using VB on my Windows XP computer at work. I have what I thought would be able to close it, but it doesn't. I do not get any errors, it its just that after multiple times of the code running, I have multiple instances of EXCEL.EXE running in the task manager, which causes problems. I am going to post the code below:
Option Strict Off
Imports Excel = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel
Public Class CompareDataExcel\
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