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Why can't I set my macro security to low?
On certain computers, I cannot set my macro security to low. What can I do?
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Just a guess...
Any chance your IT folks set up those pc's so that the users can't change this setting (or at least change it and save it that way)? Chuck wrote: On certain computers, I cannot set my macro security to low. What can I do? -- Dave Peterson |
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I am one of the I.T. folks and own the file in question. On certain
computers, even signed in as an administrator, I cannot set the security to low. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Just a guess... Any chance your IT folks set up those pc's so that the users can't change this setting (or at least change it and save it that way)? Chuck wrote: On certain computers, I cannot set my macro security to low. What can I do? -- Dave Peterson |
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I don't have a guess, but you may want to post back with the version of excel
you're using (and windows, too??). Maybe someone will see it and chime in with the solution. Chuck wrote: I am one of the I.T. folks and own the file in question. On certain computers, even signed in as an administrator, I cannot set the security to low. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Just a guess... Any chance your IT folks set up those pc's so that the users can't change this setting (or at least change it and save it that way)? Chuck wrote: On certain computers, I cannot set my macro security to low. What can I do? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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