Macro Sheets Only
Deletes a menu or submenu. Use DELETE.MENU to delete menus you have added to menu bars when the supporting macro sheet is closed (using an Auto_Close macro), or any time you want to remove a menu.
Syntax
DELETE.MENU(bar_num, menu, submenu)
Bar_num is the menu bar from which you want to delete the menu. Bar_num can be the number of a Microsoft Excel built-in menu bar or the number returned by a previously run ADD.BAR function. For a list of ID numbers for built-in menu bars, see ADD.COMMAND.
Menu is the menu you want to delete. Menu can be either the name of a menu as text or the number of a menu. Menus are numbered starting with 1 from the left of the screen. If the specified menu does not exist, DELETE.MENU returns the #VALUE! error value and interrupts the macro. After a menu is deleted, the menu number for each menu to the right of that menu is decreased by 1.
Submenu is the name of the submenu you want to delete or the number of the menu in the list of commands.
Remarks
You cannot delete a shortcut menu. Instead, use ENABLE.COMMAND to prevent the user from accessing a shortcut menu.
Example
The following macro formula deletes the Reports menu from the custom menu bar created by the ADD.BAR function in a cell named Financials:
DELETE.MENU(Financials, "Reports")
Related Functions
ADD.MENU Adds a menu to a menu bar
DELETE.BAR Deletes a menu bar
DELETE.COMMAND Deletes a command from a menu
ENABLE.COMMAND Enables or disables a menu or custom command
List of Customizing Functions