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"openinf file..."ENABLE MACROS...DISABLE MACROS"
How can I get the Enable/Disable macro window to NOT appear each time I open
an Excel file. I do NOT use macros...therefore, I do not need to see the window...I always click "disable macros." Thanks, FLKulchar |
"openinf file..."ENABLE MACROS...DISABLE MACROS"
Probably you have some unused modules in your workbook. Remove them!
Alt-F11 (VB Editor)/View/Project Explorer/Modules(under your workbook name)/Right click on Module1, Module2, .../Remove module Regards, Stefi F. Lawrence Kulchar ezt *rta: How can I get the Enable/Disable macro window to NOT appear each time I open an Excel file. I do NOT use macros...therefore, I do not need to see the window...I always click "disable macros." Thanks, FLKulchar |
"openinf file..."ENABLE MACROS...DISABLE MACROS"
YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT; I followed your instructions...works perfectly.
Thank you, FLKulchar "Stefi" wrote: Probably you have some unused modules in your workbook. Remove them! Alt-F11 (VB Editor)/View/Project Explorer/Modules(under your workbook name)/Right click on Module1, Module2, .../Remove module Regards, Stefi F. Lawrence Kulchar ezt *rta: How can I get the Enable/Disable macro window to NOT appear each time I open an Excel file. I do NOT use macros...therefore, I do not need to see the window...I always click "disable macros." Thanks, FLKulchar |
"openinf file..."ENABLE MACROS...DISABLE MACROS"
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi F. Lawrence Kulchar ezt *rta: YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT; I followed your instructions...works perfectly. Thank you, FLKulchar "Stefi" wrote: Probably you have some unused modules in your workbook. Remove them! Alt-F11 (VB Editor)/View/Project Explorer/Modules(under your workbook name)/Right click on Module1, Module2, .../Remove module Regards, Stefi F. Lawrence Kulchar ezt *rta: How can I get the Enable/Disable macro window to NOT appear each time I open an Excel file. I do NOT use macros...therefore, I do not need to see the window...I always click "disable macros." Thanks, FLKulchar |
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