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Hi,
first thank you guys for replying to my post. Yes Im runnig the code from Word. I tried: Sub CloseADoc() Dim aDoc As Document For Each aDoc In Application.Documents Debug.Print aDoc.Name If aDoc.Name = "Document2" And ActiveWindow.Document.Name <> "Document2" Then aDoc.Close SaveChanges:=False Exit For End If Next aDoc End Sub This works only when the document is the document in foreground. When i debug the proper document/documentname is saved in aDoc. I also tried this: Sub CloseDoc() Dim oDoc As Word.Document For Each oDoc In Documents If LCase(oDoc.Name) = "file.docm" Then oDoc.Close -1 Exit For End If Next oDoc End Sub Same as with the first code. Only works if document is in foreground / has focus. I additionally tried: Documents("C:\Path\to\file.docm").Close SaveChanges:=wdDoNotSaveChanges Same as above. Cant find anything that would close the document if two (or more) documents are opened und the doc i want to close is somewhere in the background / has not focus. Greetings fops Edit: I forgot to say its only related to Word. When i open the document and unfocus with e.g. win-explorer everything works like it should. Only with two or more word documents/windows it cant be closed when its unfocused or another document is the active one. |
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