Whenever you install an add-in in Excel, it is added to an internal list of available add-ins. This list is used by Excel whenever you display the Add-ins dialog box.

(The Add-ins dialog box is where you are shown available add-ins and can use a check box to indicate which should be enabled when running Excel.) Removing a previously installed add-in so that it doesn't appear in the Add-ins dialog box can be a confusing process, since Excel provides no way to directly edit that internal list of add-ins. You can get around this frustration, however, by following these steps: • Get out of Excel. • Use the tools in Windows (such as the Search tool) to locate the add-in file you want removed. You can locate add-in files by their file name extension: either.xla or.xlam, depending on your version of Excel. • Delete, rename, or move the add-in file. • Start Excel.

The XLS file format may be converted to the QIF format by using a free add-on for Microsoft Excel. Download and install the free XL2QIF Excel add-on from Chez-Alice (See Resources).

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If the add-in was one that was automatically loaded when Excel first starts, you will get a message from Excel indicating that it cannot find your missing add-in file. • Answer Yes when prompted if you want to remove the add-in file from the list. • If the add-in was not one that started automatically, choose Add-Ins from the Tools menu. Excel displays the Add-Ins dialog box, and your deleted add-in should still be listed as available. (Remember; this dialog box represents the internal list of add-ins, and hasn't been updated.) • Select the check box next to the add-in you want deleted. This informs Excel you want to use the add-in. • Click on OK.

You should get the same message described in step 4. • Answer Yes when prompted if you want to remove the add-in file from the list. Hey Vijay, Joe and Lewis. I was having the same problem as you - I couldn't remove the add-in. It may be an over-zealous creator, but I wanted to move the path of my add-in and it caused all sorts of havoc. I suggest creating your own blank add-in with the same name and adding it.

Excel asks if you want to replace the existing add-in with the same name and it is the only way I have been able to load something in place of the troublesome add-in. You should, hopefully, then be able to remove your own replacement add-in much easier. When moving path, it was easier because I wanted to replace it with the same add-in so YMMV, but I hope it helps. This doesn't remove the add-in commmand from the custom toolbar, for instance we had to upgrade an add-in for Kareo PMS. There is an add-in for excel 2010 windows 7, and a diff add-in for 2010 on windows 8/10. When we upgraded all our pc's to 10 the add-in stopped working so we removed it. Then installed the new Kareo add-in for windows 10, but when we go to run the add-in it still wants to go out an look for the previous one and completely ignores the one we just installed.

It's like the custom tool bar won't update and stays stuck on the add-in that no longer exist. Quite annoying an only way to fix is completely remove excel and reinstall it. I had developed an add-in containing user defined functions for a small department in my office.