Although a newbie to macros, I attempted a record macro in a sheet I was
developing, and made a mess of it. I went to delete it by going to tools,
macros, list in this sheet, and delete. However, the delete button is grayed
out. Now each time I open the workbook excel tells me the macro is not
digitally signed, and I have to lower my security settings, etc. I would
like to just get rid of the macro, since it doesn't work anyway. Any help
greatly appreciated. Thanks.

You didn't mention what version of Excel you are using. If it is 2003
or 2002, check out these instructions:

http://www.codeforexcelandoutlook.com/excel.html (search for "phantom
macro")

or

http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros


HTH,
JP

On Feb 12, 5:52*pm, "abradaxis" <jsind...@optonline.net> wrote:
> Although a newbie to macros, I attempted a record macro in a sheet I was
> developing, and made a mess of *it. I went to delete it by going to tools,
> macros, list in this sheet, and delete. However, the delete button is grayed
> out. Now each time I open the workbook excel tells me the macro is not
> digitally signed, and I have to lower my security settings, etc. I would
> like to just get rid of the macro, since it doesn't work anyway. Any help
> greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Check out Debra Dalgleish's site:
http://contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros

abradaxis wrote:
>
> Although a newbie to macros, I attempted a record macro in a sheet I was
> developing, and made a mess of it. I went to delete it by going to tools,
> macros, list in this sheet, and delete. However, the delete button is grayed
> out. Now each time I open the workbook excel tells me the macro is not
> digitally signed, and I have to lower my security settings, etc. I would
> like to just get rid of the macro, since it doesn't work anyway. Any help
> greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Dave Peterson