Several weeks ago my father told me one funny or not thing. I suggested him a
tool for resolving a trouble. To my great surprise it helped him and father
thanked me a lot and presented a gift. I suppose that this tool might be
good solution for solving varied troubles with excel files -
http://ww
o: "stephen bond"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subj: Re: [R] rcom close Excel problem
I know it won't answer your question exactly, but using comGetObject
instead of comCreateObject won't create new Excel instances, so at
least you won't have more than one processes run
First, you will likely have to use Ctrl-Alt-Delete - Task Manager - to
kill the Excel processes.
you could also try
wb[["Saved"]]<-TRUE # trick Excel to think that the workbook is
saved
x$Quit() # close Excel
rm(list=ls()) # remove all objects attached to environment
Gyula
On Dec 14, 11:58
I know it won't answer your question exactly, but using comGetObject
instead of comCreateObject won't create new Excel instances, so at
least you won't have more than one processes running, so this might
solve some of your problems.
As for your second problem, I would venture to guess you ne
Hello,
I just discovered that I cannot close the Excel application and task
manager shows numerous copies of Excel.exe
I tried both
x$Quit() # shown in the rcom archive
and
x$Exit()
and Excel refuses to die.
Thank you very much.
S.
"You can't kill me, I will not die" Mojo Nixon
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