This is the demonstration file to accompany the article, How to create a VBA procedure that closes all open workbooks in Excel, by Susan Harkins.
From the intro of this Microsoft Excel article:
Some of us work with several Microsoft Excel workbooks open at the same time. Either we open them and work a while and move on to the next, or they have a link or connection that requires that they all be open at the same time. Regardless of how you end up with lots of open workbooks, closing them all manually, one by one, can be tedious.
The good news is that you can use a VBA procedure to shut them all instead. In this article, I’ll show you a simple procedure that saves each workbook, if necessary, before closing it and then moves on to the next workbook, eventually saving and closing them all.
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