VBA to delete checkboxes in a row

ninja_jim

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I have put together the following VBA to delete rows on a worksheet (there's another VBA for adding rows, not shown here). I want to be able to delete the row contents, together with the associated checkboxes in that row, and move all rows up to fill the space. For info, G4 = value of row to be deleted, B4 = the total number of filled rows, F4 = G4+1. The first code works perfectly, deleting the row, moving everything up and updating the cell contents. The second code (Delete_Checkboxes_in_Row) is a small subroutine to delete the checkboxes in that row - unfortunately this does not do anything. Can anyone help? I've modified it several times, but still come up with the same problem.

Code:
Sub Delete_Row()
'
' To delete a defined row but retain all formatting and formula interdependencies in all other rows
'

Worksheets("R-O PS").Activate

Dim myValue As Variant
myValue = InputBox("Insert Line Number to Delete", "Delete Line")
Worksheets("R-O PS").Range("G4").Value = myValue

If Worksheets("R-O PS").Range("G4").Value = 0 Then
MsgBox "Insert Line Number"
Exit Sub
End If

Call Delete_Checkboxes_in_Row

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

Dim s1 As String
Dim s2 As String

s1 = Worksheets("R-O PS").Range("B4")
s2 = Worksheets("R-O PS").Range("F4")

With Worksheets("R-O PS").Range(s2 & ":" & s1).Select

Selection.Copy

Selection.Offset(-1, 0).PasteSpecial xlPasteAll

End With

Worksheets("R-O PS").Range("G4").ClearContents

Application.CutCopyMode = False
Application.ScreenUpdating = True

End Sub



Code:
Sub Delete_Checkboxes_in_Row()

Dim c As CheckBox

For Each c In Worksheets("R-O PS").CheckBoxes
If Not Intersect(c.TopLeftCell, Worksheets("R-O PS").Range("G4")) Is Nothing Then

c.Delete

End If
Next

End Sub
 

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Try changing this:

Intersect(c.TopLeftCell, Worksheets("R-O PS").Range("G4"))

to this:

Intersect(c.TopLeftCell, Worksheets("R-O PS").Rows(Range("G4").Value))
 
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