How to Programmatically Remove a VBA Project
The Visual Basic for Application (VBA) is a Microsoft Office integration of Microsoft Visual Basic to create macros in the suite. Macros can be created either by recording your commands in real-time or by using the editor to code it yourself. If you want to delete a macro, you can either use the user interface and delete it from a list, or if you prefer you can edit it and remove all the code manually. The latter option is useful only if you want to start a new macro right away.
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Instructions
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Open your Office application that contains the macro.
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Click "Macros" and then "View Macros."
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Select the macro and click "Delete" if you want to remove it fully.
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Click "Edit," if you are determined to remove it programmatically by deleting each function, after you have selected the macro. Click the code in VBA, highlight each line and delete it. This deletes the VBA project manually and programmatically.
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