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<ol> <li>Am I using the WorkbookBeforeClose event correctly and is this effective & efficient use of the event? <blockquote> I cant find any better event to use. However, I think a another approach would be to have <code>Save&Close</code> function that uses the WorkbookBeforeSave event </blockquote></li> <li>Should I use the Application level event <strike>or document level event</strike>? <blockquote> At the time of writing this, I would say yes. Since I am not able to created a document-level add-in with the tools I have, this is the best solution available. Had the tools been available, I would have modified the <code>_AssemblyName</code> and <code>_AssemblyLocation</code> document properties of the relevant files. However, I would have changed the solution strategy by using using templates and then saving the files as required. In addition prior to saving, having not explored this fully, to add/remove the correct document properties. The document-level event would have well suited using the approach described above. </blockquote></li> <li>Is the behaviour described above normal? <blockquote> Yes, but why? Because the add-in hooks into the application-level event, the checks and cancellation of the event blocks the application from closing any further workbooks. The key here is the ref bool cancel argument (cancel=false allows normal closing of the workbook(default), cancel=true prevents the workbook from closing). If I am wrong here, please let me know. </blockquote></li> <li>Any other suggestions are welcomed when using workbook events in an add-in <blockquote> See above answers for alternative approaches and use of different events. </blockquote></li> </ol>
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