Mr. Roberts,
I tried your suggestion about the varialble.quit() usage but still get the
same results.
What normally happens is that I open up the excel file, and make it visible. I
then try to populate two cells,
at the last row + 1 with text, then try to save, close and quit. What occurs
On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 10:55 PM, The Little Guy the_little_...@gmx.com wrote:
Hi,
I apologize for the lengthy post.
The code you posted does not run at all. I had to rename a few things
to get it to do anything at all.
It appears that xlrd is holding a reference to the excel file. I was
able
Mr. Roberts,
I've actually, gone through the, routine of placing quit in multiple places
but still I get errors.
Either an unknown process error is generated or another instance of Excel
pops up, with a SaveAs
dialog, box, with a random filename as default. Something has grabbed the
excel
The Little Guy wrote:
Mr. Roberts,
I’ve actually, gone through the, routine of placing quit in multiple
places but still I get errors. Either an unknown process error is
generated or another instance of Excel pops up, with a SaveAs dialog,
box, with a random filename as default.
Mr. Robinow,
The code is only a small test code, not really meant to do anything.
It's just meant to be used as a simple test to see if I can save data
onto an excel sheet. This is the final part of larger code project.
All it does is open an excel file, append data to it, and try to
The code you posted doesn't look right, but I suspect your code is not properly
cleaning up all references to Excel objects before terminating, and you will
find you still have an Excel process in the background which is hanging on to
the file (hence the sharing violations).
I have encountered
