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Not related to this problem, but I'm sure you are aware that your workbook is quite large and that it takes a long time to load. You might want to break it up into several workbooks consisting of a main workbook with just your &quot;Menu&quot; sheet and then one workbook for each &quot;Category&quot; and when a category is clicked, that workbook would load.
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Not related to this problem, but I'm sure you are aware that your workbook is quite large and that it takes a long time to load. You might want to break it up into several workbooks consisting of a main workbook with just your "Menu" sheet and then one workbook for each "Category" and when a category is clicked, that workbook would load.

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The workbook is not protected.<br />
I thought about breaking the workbook into pieces but at this point I might do something really smart - Recode a new workbook while doing something's differently. Currently it is a monster as it is.<br />
Thanks folks - I'll breakup the points 50/50.
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The workbook is not protected.
I thought about breaking the workbook into pieces but at this point I might do something really smart - Recode a new workbook while doing something's differently. Currently it is a monster as it is.
Thanks folks - I'll breakup the points 50/50.

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Folks,<br />
Open the attached file please, which is the Name Manager for my workbook. Here's my question: Why can't I edit or delete the item selected? This is not true for the last two items below what I have selected.<br />
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Folks,
Open the attached file please, which is the Name Manager for my workbook. Here's my question: Why can't I edit or delete the item selected? This is not true for the last two items below what I have selected.

Problem deleting from Name Manager

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