Close workbook

elgringo56

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This must be a simple one. I am trying to do a Close function under macro control. The problem is that it always comes back and ask if I want to save first. I dont want to save, just close and I dont want the user to have to answer that question. I want the workbook to just go away. Is there any way to set a setting or something for this? Maybe an instruction that says close without saving? The reason I dont want to save is because I want to always start with my master workbook, all data is put elsewhere. HELP PLEASE
 

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****, tom, you make me feel really dumb. I have fought that one for a while, but then, I dont profess to be a programmer. Thanks a million
 
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