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  1. #1
    news
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    Removing macro

    hi there,
    I am working on someone else's spreadsheet which has a new pull-down menu
    with the print function on it which enables printing of all worksheets
    simultaneously. How do I remove it? I have tried going to Tools, Macro,
    Macros but when I click on the macro name (print), the delete function does
    not light up. So how do I delete this?

    Please assist.



  2. #2
    Nick Hodge
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    Re: Removing macro

    You could use Alt+F11 to view the code and delete the module(s) containing
    it. You will also need to delete the toolbar via Tools>customize

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    "news" <madness@bigpond.com> wrote in message
    news:4478372d_1@news.tm.net.my...
    > hi there,
    > I am working on someone else's spreadsheet which has a new pull-down menu
    > with the print function on it which enables printing of all worksheets
    > simultaneously. How do I remove it? I have tried going to Tools, Macro,
    > Macros but when I click on the macro name (print), the delete function
    > does not light up. So how do I delete this?
    >
    > Please assist.
    >




  3. #3
    Dave Peterson
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    Re: Removing macro

    If the developer protected the project (where the macro lives), then that option
    to delete the macro will be disabled.

    I'd go back to that user (or back to the original developer) and ask for help.

    news wrote:
    >
    > hi there,
    > I am working on someone else's spreadsheet which has a new pull-down menu
    > with the print function on it which enables printing of all worksheets
    > simultaneously. How do I remove it? I have tried going to Tools, Macro,
    > Macros but when I click on the macro name (print), the delete function does
    > not light up. So how do I delete this?
    >
    > Please assist.


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    Dave Peterson

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