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I regularly copy a particular sheet over to another workbook, but have to
click away a multitude of Names in that sheet when prompted by Excel (i.e. whether to copy the names over to the new workbook or not). Is not my sheet, so cannot have the Names permanantly removed unfortunately. Is a tedious process...I would love to have a 'Ignore all' button (maybe one day eh?). Anyone know a quick way to avoid all this clicking? JM |
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Example layout along with example of data and name list
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jose Mourinho" wrote in message ... I regularly copy a particular sheet over to another workbook, but have to click away a multitude of Names in that sheet when prompted by Excel (i.e. whether to copy the names over to the new workbook or not). Is not my sheet, so cannot have the Names permanantly removed unfortunately. Is a tedious process...I would love to have a 'Ignore all' button (maybe one day eh?). Anyone know a quick way to avoid all this clicking? JM |
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Try this little macro:
Sub NameDropper() n = ActiveWorkbook.Names.Count For i = n To 1 Step -1 ActiveWorkbook.Names(i).Delete Next End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200775 "Jose Mourinho" wrote: I regularly copy a particular sheet over to another workbook, but have to click away a multitude of Names in that sheet when prompted by Excel (i.e. whether to copy the names over to the new workbook or not). Is not my sheet, so cannot have the Names permanantly removed unfortunately. Is a tedious process...I would love to have a 'Ignore all' button (maybe one day eh?). Anyone know a quick way to avoid all this clicking? JM |
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If you guessed correctly that OP wants to remove "names" then this will also
work for each n in activeworkbook.names n.delete next n -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... Try this little macro: Sub NameDropper() n = ActiveWorkbook.Names.Count For i = n To 1 Step -1 ActiveWorkbook.Names(i).Delete Next End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200775 "Jose Mourinho" wrote: I regularly copy a particular sheet over to another workbook, but have to click away a multitude of Names in that sheet when prompted by Excel (i.e. whether to copy the names over to the new workbook or not). Is not my sheet, so cannot have the Names permanantly removed unfortunately. Is a tedious process...I would love to have a 'Ignore all' button (maybe one day eh?). Anyone know a quick way to avoid all this clicking? JM |
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