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Is there a way to delete all named ranges in a workbook ?

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Here's a little snippet of VBA to do that:

For Each nme In ActiveWorkbook.Names
nme.Delete
Next nme

I can't remember who posted it originally, but I find it very useful.

Hope this helps

Pete

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Is there a way to delete all named ranges in a workbook ?

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Download and install Name Manager (link below). It is a great tool for
managing all of your named ranges. In Excel 2007 a similar tool is included
as default, until then gotta do this extra little step:

http://www.jkp-ads.com/officemarketplacenm-en.asp

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