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  1. Jukko69

    One process, many Instances. How to identify them

    Thank you so much for your answers. I'm sorry SkipVought, I don't know what you mean when you say Watch Window, I am italian and the italian software names and their menu functions are a little bit different. I went in the internet looking for softwares with Watch Window, Maybe I could find it...
  2. Jukko69

    One process, many Instances. How to identify them

    This is the code I actually use. Function fctExcelKiller() sQuery = "SELECT * FROM Win32_Process WHERE Name LIKE '%Excel.exe%'" Set objItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery(sQuery) For Each objItem In objItems objItem.Terminate Next End Function
  3. Jukko69

    One process, many Instances. How to identify them

    Hi, yes I have to close only one between the workbooks, but how with vbscript? Thank you
  4. Jukko69

    One process, many Instances. How to identify them

    Hi, I am trying to solve an issue but I do not know how. Sorry for my english. On a computer, Excel is automatically launched by some script and this can happen more than one time. So I can have two o three files opened by excel in the same moment. I have to quit only one determinated instance...

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