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Can't Unhide or Delete Macro

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    Can't Unhide or Delete Macro

    I appear to have a little mess in the macro's I want to delete all macros or set "reset" it. I have unused macros which relate to some workbooks which don't exists. I receive an error cannot delete macro please unhide workbook.

    I have checked format cells > visibility but the option to unhide worksheet is greyed out. Is there a workaround to this?

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    Re: Can't Unhide or Delete Macro

    What are you trying to do? Unhiding sheets isn't necessary,I suspect that the macros are in your PERSONAL.xlsm
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    Re: Can't Unhide or Delete Macro

    I was trying to tidy up the macros as most were just tests when I was trying to get things right. But now I have ebtries in Macro editor I cannot remove.
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    Re: Can't Unhide or Delete Macro

    No luck the old books in personal.xlsb are still stuck there. If I reinstall Exel will this remove old settings or is there something to delete in locals > application data or similar hidden folder to clean.

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    Solved Re: Can't Unhide or Delete Macro

    Solved it worked deleting personal and all other macro books from C:\Documents and Settings\Family\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART and restarting resolved issue.

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