Tom,

Works for me - Win XP, Excel XP

I understood from the OP that he wants to get rid of the Enable/Disable
macros dialog box.
If you set the security for macros at the workbook level to low, when *that*
workbook is opened (by whomever) the dialog doesn't appear. This doesn't
affect the security level of any other workbooks, which will still show the
dialog box, unless the security level is changed for them as well. He could,
of course, change all his excel workbooks' security levels and never see the
dialogue.

Henry


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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This is incorrect information. The workbook will not control the users
security level.

Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Henry" wrote in message
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Phil,

Open the Workbook.
Goto ToolsMacroSecurity and set the security option to low.
Save the workbook.
Your users won't get that warning any longer.
Macros will always be enabled.

HTH
Henry

"Phil Perry" wrote in message
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I believe you can't bypass the initial screen in Excel
which asks you to select to disable macros (default button
for pete sake) or enable macros. Is there a way I can
put a message on there to advise the program will not
run unless you enable macros...or other procedure to
overcome this.
cheers