Power Pivot to Excel workbook: shows more tables then sheets? Xhm etc?

pete234

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I connected Power Pivot to an existing workbook that I have been removing sheets and macros from for the past week. Thinking it was cleaned up I see in Power Pivot a bunch of tables with variations on names and some unique sheet names I can't see in the workbook. So can anyone tell me how to clean up this workbook? It it is linked to sfdc connector and has some reports that refresh but I would like to clean up this buffer. Any ideas?
One sheet can have up to 4 different names:
Sales
Sales.xhm FilteredDatabase
Sales.Salesforce_1
Sales.Salesforce_2

The information on all of these is identical so I'm not sure of the use.
 

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