Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - The Workbook. Method

This lesson covers the workbook close method in detail, focusing on the save changes parameter. It demonstrates how to open, modify, and close workbooks using different syntax options. The lesson emphasizes the flexibility in programming approaches and the importance of choosing methods that make sense to the programmer. The practical example shows how to save changes in one workbook while discarding them in another, highlighting the use of Boolean arguments in the close method.

What is the primary purpose of the workbook close method discussed in the lesson?

• To open multiple workbooks simultaneously

• To close a single workbook and optionally save changes

• To delete workbooks from the system

• To create new workbooks from templates

Which parameter does the close method use to determine if changes should be saved?

• Save As

• Save Changes

• Save Mode

• Save Option

What type of argument does the save changes parameter expect?

• Float

• Boolean

• String

• Integer

In the practical demonstration, what was the expected result for the 'red' workbook?

• The workbook was deleted

• The workbook was duplicated

• No changes were saved

• Changes were saved in cell A2

What is the key takeaway regarding different programming approaches discussed in the lesson?

• The simplest solution is always the best

• Using more lines of code is always better

• Multiple approaches can be correct, depending on the situation

• There is only one correct way to solve a problem