Hello, im using excel as a COM object in axapta to import data, when im done
I want to move the excel file into a folder called "IMPORTED"

but when I use:
application.DisplayAlerts(false); //dont prompt saving message
application.quit(); //quit app

I get a "Microsoft Visual Basic" run-time error '1004'

I need a way to close the file w/o any prompts cause I cant move the file as
its not closed by untill I press "END" on the debug box


PS:
The VB error is caused by a for /next that deletes special menues created to
print the excel file. The file itselfe comes from a different company so im
not much interested in fixing the vb error as its most likley only a error
outside their excelsetup (oooor something :P)

I'm no VB expert at all, but I had a similar problem with unwanted prompts. I
used these lines to solve it. Maybe you can use it.

Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Windows("YourFileNameHere").Close
Application.DisplayAlerts = True

Don

Hi, thanks for answering, im allready using Application.DisplayAlerts = False
application.DisplayAlerts(false); this is the method im using on my side of
a COM object this gets rid of the "do you wanna save" box.

But what I want is to get rid of a messagebox that comes due to a VB
run-time error created inside excel as its closed. This messagebox stops
windows from closing the file and that meens that someone is still accessing
the file and then I cant move the file to another loaction.

as Application.DisplayAlerts = False only seems to remove normal allerts
such as remember to save I was wondering if there would be something to
ignore or auto close a runtime error message.

hope I make any scense