I'm piggy-backing off of a previous discussion here:  https://forum.solidworks.com/thread/80102

It looked like a good template for a situation that I'm dealing with:

• Have equations in a model
• Delete some features that reference equations (a sketch dimension linked to another value by an equation, for example)
• SW doesn't delete the "dangling" equations, leaves them as invalid
• I want to use a macro to cycle through all equations in a file, delete any that are invalid.

Based on what I saw there, I thought that this macro would work:

Sub main()

    Dim swApp As SldWorks.SldWorks

    Dim swModel As SldWorks.ModelDoc2

    Dim swEqnMgr As SldWorks.EquationMgr

    Dim i As Long

    Set swApp = Application.SldWorks

    Set swModel = swApp.ActiveDoc

    Set swEqnMgr = swModel.GetEquationMgr

    For i = i To swEqnMgr.GetCount - 1

        Debug.Print swEqnMgr.Equation(i)

        Debug.Print swEqnMgr.Value(i)

        If swEqnMgr.Status = -1 Then

            Debug.Print swEqnMgr.Delete(i)

        End If

    Next i

End Sub

And it did.  Sort of.  I tested it on a file that had these equations:

When I run the above macro, only the first equation gets deleted.  If I run the macro again, the second equation gets deleted.

So it works.  But my "For i..." loop isn't functioning as I thought it would.  I'm guessing that it's because the id numbers of the equations adjust after I delete one of them (i=1 becomes i=0, etc.).

Any thoughts on how best to combat this?