Disable application close button X

I want to disable close button of workbook and allow closure through macro. I have tried several methods including the simplest of all codes:

Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
   Cancel = True
End Sub

It works once but second time I click on the close button, it asks standard question (Save, Don't Save, Cancel).

I have another question: When I close through Macro, will Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) not interfere?

Simplified version of Macro for closing workbook is :

Sub myClose()

    .....

    .......

    .......

    ThisWorkbook.Save
    Application.Quit
End Sub

Need Help.

Place beforeclose event code in Thisworkbook module

Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
     Cancel = Not Ok2Close
End Sub

Place this macro in General module

Public Ok2Close As Boolean

Sub CloseMacro()
   Ok2Close = True
   ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=True
        Application.Quit
    Ok2Close = False
End Sub

Gord

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Gord,

Thanks for your response but it does not work. I have included one more line in both the codes to set Application.EventEnable as True (first line). It always fails second time if click on X button of application. I can share the file. but how?

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JC_56

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I do not have Office 2016 but the code I posted works fine in Excel 2007.

There are many file-sharing sites out there. . . . .OneDrive is good

Here are instructions for that. . . . .

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17184/windows-10-onedrive

Or send to me. . . . . .gorddibbATshawDOTca

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Hello Gord.

I was unable to work on my project for several days due to some exigency. Now I am back with my work. I am thankful for guiding me to use OneDrive. I have uploaded my file at following link. I am not sure where is the mistake. I am not a vba expert.

https://1drv.ms/x/s!AhKWPbKPCde6a6Ai7PHyVf6_jxg

Truly appreciate your help.

Best regards.

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The key issue with my file is that I wish to disable application close button (X). The Application Close button works once. Second time it closes the file. I want to close file through worksheet Macro. You will find that I have written two vba codes, one for This workbook and other for the "Save & Close" button (in blue color) on the worksheet. I am unable to ascertain why X button code does not work when I click on it for the second time.

Additionally, thanks for helping me in removing "Remove personal... " warning.

Regards,

JC_56

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I have no problem closing your workbook without getting the message.

I cannot test with Excel 2016 version so will have to bow out and defer to someone who can assist you with that particular version of Excel.

Good luck.

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