How Can I Find Out If An Object Is Not Closed?

[will2learn]

I'm having problems with closing Excel down. I've currently setup a number of userform and various macro's.

However when I exit the spreadsheet via a userform and then try to close Excel, I'm finding that Excel just hangs and the hourglass shows. The only way then to close Excel is via ctrl/alt/del and the task manager.

I was using ActiveWorkbook.Close but have had to use Application.Quit which will close Excel down.

However I'm not happy about this and after doing some searching on this site I believe I'm not closing down some of the objects correctly (if at all).

How can I find where I've gone wrong?

Thanks

 

[XLGibbs]

Set up break points (F9 key) in your code around the the form closing events..

My guess is you are hiding forms instead of unloading them, or you have certain objects in your code that are not subsequently "emptied" later

Such as Set ws1 = Sheets("Sheet1")

Set ws1 = Nothing

Just a thought, not sure if this is on track ...but worth a look anyway.

 

[Legacy 98055]

As stated by Gibbs. Set a breakpoint. View the Call Stack when your code is in break mode to see what is running. CTRL+L or View > Call Stack