Dim TheConnectionName As String
TheConnectionName = objWBConnect.Name
ActiveWorkbook.CONNECTIONS(TheConnectionName).Delete
Or you can use this to remove one connection, or all connections:
Code:
Dim TheConnectionName As String
For Each objWBConnect In ThisWorkbook.CONNECTIONS
TheConnectionName = objWBConnect.Name
ActiveWorkbook.CONNECTIONS(TheConnectionName).Delete
Next objWBConnect
You can monitor what happens by looking at Menu, Data, Connections, before and after.
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