[northlandboy]

Clearly "where used" is showing something, if it's referring to an old backup policy. Either it doesn't show anything, or it tells you it's used in an old policy. Can't be both. Which is it?

Check Point doesn't know that it's a backup policy, unless you've used DB revision control, which is not the case here. To Check Point it's just another policy, with a different name.

Right-click the object. Select Where Used. Note all policies it is used in. Open those policies. Run Where Used again, find out where in that policy it is used. Remove those references. Rinse and repeat until a "Where Used" query tells you the object is not used. Then add it to your cluster.