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Can't stop EXCEL.EXE process
Hello there experts,
got a excel program wrote in VBA that works great, I open it, it does what it has to do, I close and the process is terminated.
Now, since this program have to be launched inside a C# program in this case everything works fine but when I close the Excel program the Excel process stay in memory and I have to kill the process thru Task Manager.
For the sake of this post I'have to say that once the C# program open excel the user got the chance to work with excel, is not just open the excel file read information and close it.
I use to close the application:
got a excel program wrote in VBA that works great, I open it, it does what it has to do, I close and the process is terminated.
Now, since this program have to be launched inside a C# program in this case everything works fine but when I close the Excel program the Excel process stay in memory and I have to kill the process thru Task Manager.
For the sake of this post I'have to say that once the C# program open excel the user got the chance to work with excel, is not just open the excel file read information and close it.
I use to close the application:
xlApp.Quit() //where xlApp = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application()
System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject(xlApp);
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This must work in C#, but doesn't in vb .net.
I've even tried using your method to create the object:
xlApp = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.E
I've even tried using your method to create the object:
xlApp = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.E
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