Hi, Kevin!
If you need to do this programmatically, try the following example:

Lparameters lpcFile2Treat,lpcMacro2Delete
* if you don't need to use this on the regular basis just
* remove the row with "lparameters" and assign your own file and macro names
* explicitly

If Empty(lpcFile2Treat)
   lpcFile2Treat="C:\JS_OLEAutomationBook\Excel_book.xls"
Endif

* this workbook has two macros with names "show_formats" and "show_sheets"

If Empty(lpcMacro2Delete)
   lpcMacro2Delete="show_sheets"
Endif
Local ;
   loExcelApp As excel.Application, ;
   loVBProject As vbide.VBProject, ;
   loVBComponent As vbide.VBComponent

loExcelApp =Createobject("Excel.Application")
loExcelApp.Workbooks.Open(lpcFile2Treat)
loVBProject=loExcelApp.ActiveWorkbook.VBProject

For Each loComponent In loVBProject.VBComponents
   If loComponent.CodeModule.CountOfLines>0
      If loComponent.CodeModule.ProcBodyLine(lpcMacro2Delete,0)>0

         * inform user about current action 

         ? loComponent.Name
         ? "You need to delete next "
         ?? loComponent.CodeModule.ProcCountLines(lpcMacro2Delete,0)
         ?? " lines"

         loComponent.CodeModule.DeleteLines(;
            loComponent.CodeModule.ProcStartLine(lpcMacro2Delete,0),;
            loComponent.CodeModule.ProcCountLines(lpcMacro2Delete,0);
            )
           
      Endif
   Endif
Endfor

* now switch to Excel and press Alt+F11
* and observe the result

loExcelApp.Visible=.T.

Wait
loExcelApp.Visible=.F.
loExcelApp.Quit
Release loExcelApp

>Using automation I have populated an excel spreadsheet with a macro to create three charts. I did this just to see if it was easier than trying to "convert: the VBA code in VFP. Everything is working great, but now I want to DELETE those macros. Mainly because of security reasons -- I'd rather not have the user see the MACRO Warning message that pops up when they open up the newly create Excel file.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Kevin