I "assume" that you're using a userform. Attached is a userform that contains: Initialize event: populates the listbox with Range Names in the workbookListbox Change Event: Selects Named Range (for display purposes)Delete Button: 1) Clears contents of Named Range selected in Listbox2) Deletes Named Range from list of Named Ranges3) Removes Named Range from Lisbox.
To test:Detach BOTH attachments into temp folder.In the VB Editor "Project
Explorer" panel, right-click and select "Import File..."select
"Form_Ranges.frm" from temp folder.
You can execute the "initialize" event to test,or you can create a macro that
contains: Form_Ranges.show
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On Saturday, November 12, 2016 2:55 PM, jgscott3 <jgscott...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I have a listbox containing some range names. When the user selects one, I want
code to (1) clear the range to which the name refers, (2) delete the range
name, and (3) remove the range name from the listbox.
Thank you.
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VERSION 5.00
Begin {C62A69F0-16DC-11CE-9E98-00AA00574A4F} Form_Ranges
Caption = "Ranges"
ClientHeight = 2700
ClientLeft = 45
ClientTop = 375
ClientWidth = 3360
OleObjectBlob = "Form_Ranges.frx":0000
StartUpPosition = 1 'CenterOwner
End
Attribute VB_Name = "Form_Ranges"
Attribute VB_GlobalNameSpace = False
Attribute VB_Creatable = False
Attribute VB_PredeclaredId = True
Attribute VB_Exposed = False
Option Explicit
Private Sub Btn_Delete_Click()
Dim RangeName, RangeNo
Dim ws_Names, ws_Name
'------------------------------------------------
Set ws_Names = ActiveWorkbook.Names
'------------------------------------------------
' Read Selection from Userform
RangeNo = Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.ListIndex
RangeName = Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.List(RangeNo)
'------------------------------------------------
'Clear contents of selected Range
Range(RangeName).ClearContents
'------------------------------------------------
' Delete Named Range from list of Named Ranges
For Each ws_Name In ws_Names
If (ws_Name.Name = RangeName) Then
ws_Name.Delete
Exit For
End If
Next ws_Name
'------------------------------------------------
' remove Named Range from Userform List
If Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.ListCount >= 1 Then
'If no selection, choose last list item.
If Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.ListIndex = -1 Then
Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.ListIndex = _
Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.ListCount - 1
End If
Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.RemoveItem (Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.ListIndex)
End If
'------------------------------------------------
End Sub
Private Sub List_Ranges_Click()
Dim RangeName, RangeNo
RangeNo = Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.ListIndex
RangeName = Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.List(RangeNo)
Range(RangeName).Select
Debug.Assert True
End Sub
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Dim ws_Names, ws_Name, inx
Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.Clear
inx = 0
Set ws_Names = ActiveWorkbook.Names
'---------------------------------------
' Find Named Ranges
'---------------------------------------
For Each ws_Name In ws_Names
Form_Ranges.List_Ranges.AddItem ws_Name.Name
Next ws_Name
End Sub
Form_Ranges.frx
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