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Default Trying to delete macro -- 'reference is not valid'


Go directly to the VBA editor (ALT+F11)
There should be a window in the top left corner named
Project-VBA Project. if not use CTRL+R and it will appear.
Find the workbook that contains the macro, clik in the +
sign on the Modules folder, find the module that contains
the macro rightclick and choose remove module...

That should eliminate it.

Regards
JS


-----Original Message-----

I am trying to delete a macro in a worksheet.

Apparently, the macro was
created badly and the message "reference is not valid"

appears when I
try to do anything -- run, step into, edit, etc. It will

not allow a
delete. Suggestions?


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