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There is an option in the List menu to convert to a range.
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There is an option in the List menu to convert to a range.

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The only change was to make unlist delete and it works. &nbsp;Thank you<br />
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Sandra
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The only change was to make unlist delete and it works.  Thank you

Sandra

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I have a VBA process that creates several lists on an Excel 2003 worksheet. &nbsp;Naturally, they are used to filter data for review. &nbsp;However, sometimes the list needs to be refreshed. &nbsp;Since the list is created in code with a name assigned, is there a way to delete a list that is named? &nbsp;Say I have a list that is created in code with the name DATAMES, I need delete this named list. &nbsp;This is NOT a named range! &nbsp;this is a named list.
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I have a VBA process that creates several lists on an Excel 2003 worksheet.  Naturally, they are used to filter data for review.  However, sometimes the list needs to be refreshed.  Since the list is created in code with a name assigned, is there a way to delete a list that is named?  Say I have a list that is created in code with the name DATAMES, I need delete this named list.  This is NOT a named range!  this is a named list.

Delete a named LIST in Excel

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