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remove a Macro
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How do you remove a macro? Stewart |
remove a Macro
Simply delete it but don't forget to also delete the module in which it
resides. See Debra's site for more info on removing macros. http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 7 Nov 2008 17:01:01 -0800, stew wrote: Hi How do you remove a macro? Stewart |
remove a Macro
Hi,
1. In the VBE (Visual Basic Editor) either open the module in which the code is located, highlight it, and press delete. 2. Or right click the module in the Project window at the top left of the screen and choose Remove Module1 (pressing Del will not delete the module) A few points: a. You can't remove the Sheet or Workbook objects, for them you can use method 1 above or you can, in the case of Sheet delete the sheet on the Excel side, the associated code will go. b. If the code is in a User Form you can delete it by method 1 or by using a similar approach to #2 to remove the UserForm. c. Leaving the Module in when deleting the some or all of the code contained in it is not required. Of course you don't want to do it if you want to keep some of the code. - -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "stew" wrote: Hi How do you remove a macro? Stewart |
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