How do I delete a QueryTable on an Excel spreadsheet using VB in VSTO?

In VBA, the following works, but I can't get anything to work in VB/VSTO.
ActiveSheet.Cells.Select
Selection.ListObject.QueryTable.Delete
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Ed

Hello Ed,

I'm not sure that the following solution is related to this issue because
you did not tell the symptom in VSTO. If this solution is not helpful to
you, please let me know the error code in VSTO, and Office and VSTO
version. Thanks

--- SOLUTION ---
I know of a design change that we use Selection.ListObject.QueryTable in
Excel 2007 and Selection.QueryTable in the previous versions of Excel,
thus, you may need to detect the current office version
(Application.Version), and select Selection.ListObject.QueryTable or
Selection.QueryTable accordingly in the code.

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I had tried Selection.ListObject.QueryTable before--that was the code the VBA
macro recorder suggested, but it didn't work.

After considerable trial-and-error, I got the following to work from
ThisWorkbook:
Me.Sheets("Sheet1").ListObjects.Item(1).Delete()

or directly from Sheet1:
Me.ListObjects.Item(1).Delete()

As Excel is not zero-based, Item(1) would delete the one QueryTable on Sheet1.

The table I've been trying to delete is actually the new 'Table' in Excel
2007, which is apparently an updated version of a 'ListObject' in Excel 2003,
which may explain the difference in coding. It's confusing because when I
create the Table using the VBA macro recorder, the VBA code callis it a
QueryTable, and likewise with the macro recorder on, when I select and delete
the Table, the VBA again suggests it's a QueryTable. So there is some
inconsistency in the syntax between the VBA and VSTO, which explains my
difficulty in figuring out how to code it in VSTO.

--
Ed


""Jialiang Ge [MSFT]"" wrote:

Hello Ed,

I'm not sure that the following solution is related to this issue because
you did not tell the symptom in VSTO. If this solution is not helpful to
you, please let me know the error code in VSTO, and Office and VSTO
version. Thanks

--- SOLUTION ---
I know of a design change that we use Selection.ListObject.QueryTable in
Excel 2007 and Selection.QueryTable in the previous versions of Excel,
thus, you may need to detect the current office version
(Application.Version), and select Selection.ListObject.QueryTable or
Selection.QueryTable accordingly in the code.

Regards,
Jialiang Ge , remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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suggestions about how we can improve the support we provide to you. Please
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Hello Ed,

The day before yesterday, I submitted the issue in this post to the product
group. Today, I get their confirmation that they have logged this problem
into their database for fix. Thank you very much for your time and effort
to report this issue to us! If you have any other concerns, please DON'T
hesitate to tell me.

Thanks and have a very nice day!

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