How to: Programmatically close workbooks

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02/02/2017

Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac

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You can close the active workbook or you can specify a workbook to close.

Applies to: The information in this topic applies to document-level projects and VSTO Add-in projects for Excel. For more information, see Features available by Office application and project type.

Close the active workbook

There are two procedures for closing the active workbook: one for document-level customizations and one for VSTO Add-ins.

To close the active workbook in a document-level customization

Call the Close method to close the workbook associated with the customization. To use the following code example, run it in the Sheet1 class in a document-level project for Excel.
```
Globals.ThisWorkbook.Close(false);
```
```
Globals.ThisWorkbook.Close(SaveChanges:=False)
```

To close the active workbook in a VSTO Add-in

Call the Close method to close the active workbook. To use the following code example, run it in the ThisAddIn class in a VSTO Add-in project for Excel.

this.Application.ActiveWorkbook.Close(false, missing, missing);

Me.Application.ActiveWorkbook.Close(SaveChanges:=False)

Close a workbook that you specify by name

The way that you close a workbook that you specify by name is the same for VSTO Add-ins and document-level customizations.

To close a workbook that you specify by name

Specify the workbook name as an argument to the Workbooks collection. The following code example assumes that a workbook named NewWorkbook is open in Excel.

object fileName = "NewWorkbook.xlsx";
Excel.Workbook workbook = this.Application.Workbooks.get_Item(fileName);
workbook.Close(false);

Me.Application.Workbooks("NewWorkbook.xlsx").Close(SaveChanges:=False)

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