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That would work if I wanted to delete all the workbook names in the workbook.
I didn't. Peter T had the response I needed. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Sub Delete_Names() Dim n As Name For Each n In ActiveWorkbook.Names n.Delete Next n End Sub -- Gary's Student "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I have a datasheet with a list of worksheet range names that I want to delete. The sheet name is in column A and the range name is in column B. I have the following code. What do I need to change to get the range names to be deleted? datasheet = ActiveSheet.Name CurBook = Application.ActiveWorkbook.Name For i = 3 To 48 rangename = Workbooks(CurBook).Worksheets(datasheet).Range("b" & i).Value sht = Workbooks(CurBook).Worksheets(datasheet).Range("a" & i).Value CurBook.Worksheet(sht).Names(rangename).Delete Next i Thanks |
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