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Macro to delete an Object
In Excel 2003 I have a macro that inserts a pdf file into a spreadsheet. When
I run the macro it inserts the pdf file in and the object is assigned a name Object 11; the next time I run the macro it inserts the pdf file in and the object is assigned a name Object 12, and so on. I am fine with that part. Now I want to record a macro to clear the object from the worksheet. The problem is that since the object name is changing from Object 11 to Object 12. So when I go to record the macro it will delete the object. But when I run the macro again to insert the pdf and then try to run the macro to delete the pdf the macro fails since it cannot find the object that I want to delete. I guess the bottom line question is - is there a way to name an object when inserted into a spreadsheet so that it always named Object 1? Thanks for any help. |
Macro to delete an Object
When you insert the PDF, you can give it a unique name. Then you will know
exactly which object to select for deletion every time. Example: ActiveSheet.OLEObjects.Add(Filename:= _ "C:\documents\temp.pdf", Link:= _ False, DisplayAsIcon:=False).Select Selection.Name = "My_PDF_File" and later on... ActiveSheet.Shapes("My_PDF_File").Select Selection.Delete HTH, Eric "JoeP" wrote: In Excel 2003 I have a macro that inserts a pdf file into a spreadsheet. When I run the macro it inserts the pdf file in and the object is assigned a name Object 11; the next time I run the macro it inserts the pdf file in and the object is assigned a name Object 12, and so on. I am fine with that part. Now I want to record a macro to clear the object from the worksheet. The problem is that since the object name is changing from Object 11 to Object 12. So when I go to record the macro it will delete the object. But when I run the macro again to insert the pdf and then try to run the macro to delete the pdf the macro fails since it cannot find the object that I want to delete. I guess the bottom line question is - is there a way to name an object when inserted into a spreadsheet so that it always named Object 1? Thanks for any help. |
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