If you are using macro's add another macro "SetWarnings" False before
the delete macro, and another "SetWarnings" True macro after the
delete macro to turn warnings back on.
It's not a good idea to leave the warnings off permanently.
Just a minor pedantry... There is no need to use a SetWarnings/Yes
action in such a macro, the warnings are automatically restored at the
end of the macro anyway
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