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Assuming the number og pages can vary but that you always want to delete the last 12 pages then for example:<br />
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<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-39742418-1"><span>Sub del12()</span>
<span>Dim doc As Document</span>
<span>Dim sh As Page</span>
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<span>    Set doc = ActiveDocument</span>
<span>    If doc.Pages.Count &lt;= 12 Then Exit Sub</span>
<span>    For x = 1 To 12</span>
<span>        doc.Pages(doc.Pages.Count).Delete False</span>
<span>    Next</span>
<span>End Sub</span>
</code></pre>
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Yeah, I focussed on last 12 pages to delete NOT to keep only the first 11, doh!<br />
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Chris
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I would like to delete sheets 12 to the very last sheet in my collection of visio diagrams.<br />
Can someone help me with the code on this?<br />
I would like to keep sheets (i.e. diagrams) &nbsp;1 through 11.
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I would like to delete sheets 12 to the very last sheet in my collection of visio diagrams.
Can someone help me with the code on this?
I would like to keep sheets (i.e. diagrams)  1 through 11.

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