Q. Is there a way to eliminate all the macros in an Excel workbook without having to delete them individually? | |
![]() First, unhide any hidden worksheets and select all in the workbook. A fast way to select all sheets is to click on the first tab and hold down the Shift key as you click on the last one. Then, in the Edit menu, click on Move or Copy Sheet, producing the Move or Copy dialog box. Then, using the To book: drop-down list, choose ( new book ). Make sure the Create a copy check box is not selected and click on OK . Now, once again, hide any worksheets you had left unhidden and you have now moved the worksheets to a new workbook without any attached macros. |
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