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Problem in running a macro from VB6
When an excel application containing macro is called from the VB6, the excel
application is giving the error 'Programmatic access to visual basic is not trusted'. I am not getting this error when using excel 2000 but when using office xp I am getting the above mentioned error. I checked in some forums they have given the suggestion to check the 'Trust access to visual basic project' when running the macro. Is it possible to do it programmatically. I want to create an report in excel and save it from VB6 without any warning/error messages inbetween. Please let me know the possible solution. |
Problem in running a macro from VB6
This is a security setting that the user controls. If your program could do
this, then it really wouldn't be much of a security measure. Naga wrote: When an excel application containing macro is called from the VB6, the excel application is giving the error 'Programmatic access to visual basic is not trusted'. I am not getting this error when using excel 2000 but when using office xp I am getting the above mentioned error. I checked in some forums they have given the suggestion to check the 'Trust access to visual basic project' when running the macro. Is it possible to do it programmatically. I want to create an report in excel and save it from VB6 without any warning/error messages inbetween. Please let me know the possible solution. -- Dave Peterson |
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