Don't understand your answer. I thought that I can use the DeleteObject method or the Drop command in sql. However, don't know how to start with the VBA code.
Probably I did not provided enough information or detail in my question.
I thought that there was an Excel object that you, for some reason, want to DELETE.
"Is there anyway that I could read the objects and search for the name and automatically (with a macro) and delete it."
I dunno, I thought that it might shed some light on the issue if we knew what kind of object we were going to delete; you know, it has a reference path and must be properly quallified etc.
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