Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - The Workbooks. Method

The video tutorial explains how to use the close method on the workbooks collection in Excel VBA. It demonstrates setting up a procedure to close all open workbooks, including disabling application alerts to prevent dialog boxes. The tutorial concludes by showing the results of executing the procedure, leaving Excel with no open workbooks.

What is the primary function of the 'close' method on the workbooks collection object?

• To open a new workbook

• To save all open workbooks

• To close all open workbooks in Excel

• To close a single workbook

Why is it important to disable application alerts before closing all workbooks?

• To speed up the process

• To allow the user to select which workbooks to close

• To prevent the user from being prompted with dialog boxes

• To ensure all workbooks are saved

What VBA command is used to disable application alerts?

• Application.DisplayAlerts = True

• Application.EnableAlerts = False

• Application.DisplayAlerts = False

• Application.DisableAlerts = True

What happens when the 'close everything' procedure is executed?

• All workbooks are saved and closed

• Only the active workbook is closed

• All workbooks remain open

• All workbooks are closed, leaving Excel with no open workbooks

What visual indication shows that no workbooks are open in Excel after executing the procedure?

• A blank worksheet is displayed

• A gray screen appears

• An error message is shown

• The Excel application closes