Reset the count for temp workbook?

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I tried looking this up but couldn't find an answer that was published previously. My application creates and closes many temp workbooks. Closing and opening Excel seems to reset the count but is there a way to reset the count in code?
 

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Cummins said:
I tried looking this up but couldn't find an answer that was published previously. My application creates and closes many temp workbooks. Closing and opening Excel seems to reset the count but is there a way to reset the count in code?
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well depends on the code but

count = 0

would be me :)
 
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Cummins said:
I tried looking this up but couldn't find an answer that was published previously. My application creates and closes many temp workbooks. Closing and opening Excel seems to reset the count but is there a way to reset the count in code?
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As far as I am aware the only way to reset the count is to close and reopen Excel. Is the incrementing number causing you a particular problem?
 
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