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Default Deletion problem

Several rows need to be deleted but the area contains some text boxes which
are not deleted - they are 'squashed up' between the row above and the row
below the range deleted. I do not know if it will matter if they remain but
I should like to get rid of them. The trouble is they cannot be selected
because their names vary.

This recorded macro worked, of course, for this unique arrangement:

Sub Macro3()
ActiveSheet.Shapes.Range(Array("Text Box 5", "Text Box 1730", "Text Box
1732", _
"AutoShape 1734")).Select
Selection.Delete
ActiveCell.Rows("1:17").EntireRow.Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp
ActiveCell.Select
End Sub

Is there a way of selecting ANY objects within an range of cells
irrespective of their names - a 'Select All' between RowX and RowY? If so
whatever was gathered up in this way could be deleted.

Francis Hookham


 
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