If you open it in VBA code
i.e.
Dim outlookObj As Object
Set outlookObj = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
' Work with outlook here, show it to the user, run commands on it, etc.
now you have a reference to the outlook instance you opened (the object
"outlookObj"), so you can interact with it to close it at some future time:
outlookObj.Quit()
Set outlookObj = Nothing
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Lucille said:
I know you can open outlook with a macro, easy right???? It works great.
However, can anyone tell me if you can close outlook with a macro or other
VBA code? I can't find anything on it so I assume no, but it would be
wonderful if you could. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!