Delete Shapes Only Within A Particular Range

Ark68

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I have this code below that a member here at Mr Excel provided me to clear any shapes that might remain in my workspace after I clear the cell contents in range ("J3:BM1102")

Code:
rivate Sub Workbook_Open()
    'Stop
    ini1
    
    svcCnt = 0
    svcRid = 0
    mbevents = True
    
    'Stop
    With ws_front
        .Activate
        ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 1
        ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 1
        .Unprotect
        With ws_front.Range("J3:BM1102")
            .Clear
            For Each shp In .Parent.Shapes
                If Not Intersect(shp.TopLeftCell, .Cells) Is Nothing Then shp.Delete
            Next shp
        End With
        mbevents = False
        .Range("A1") = "Enter Date"
        .Range("A2") = Format(0, "00000") 'date serial
        .Range("D2") = Format(0, "000") 'record
        .Range("E2:F2").Locked = True
        .Range("E2") = svcRid
        .Range("G2") = svcCnt
        .Range("A3:A5") = ""
        .Shapes("hidden1").Visible = False
        .Shapes("hidden2").Visible = False
        .Shapes("hidden3").Visible = False
        .Range("M1,O1,M2,O2,U1,U2,W1,W2,AD1, AD1, AD2,AF1, AF2") = 0
        ws_staff.Range("D4:M33").Clear
        mbevents = True
        .Protect
    End With
    
End Sub

I have shapes at H3, H4, and H5 that I want to keep. Does the code above delete them also. I'm guessing it does as I seem to be unable to keep them. If this code is indeed deleting them, how can I change this code to only delete shapes within the Range("J3:BM1102")?
 

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Disregard. This is not happening. What I thought were shapes are actually pictures, so not affected by this code.
But this has introduced a new problem.
 
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Actually, pictures are part of the shapes collection. So any picture located within your specified range will be deleted.
 
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OK, thanks for the clarification Domenic. Whatever I did, I don't seem to be experiencing the initial issue anymore.
 
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