Automate deletion of macros

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I use macros to import and sort data onto multiple sheets, and then to save the file under a new name. I do not want to save the macro in the new spreadsheet.

Any ideas ?
 

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You could copy the worksheet to a new work book and save that, it would not contain the macro.
On 2002-02-20 05:55, Anonymous wrote:
I use macros to import and sort data onto multiple sheets, and then to save the file under a new name. I do not want to save the macro in the new spreadsheet.

Any ideas ?
 
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