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Macros are disabled . . . and they shouldn't be
I am getting a message when I try to run a macro within my program . .
"Because of your security settings, macros have been disabled. To run macro, you need to reopen this workbook, and then choose to enable macros". The only problem is, I have the most liberal macro settings possible within the trust center. I have enabled all macros in the Macro Settings and I have enabled all controls without restrictions under the ActiveX Settings. What am I missing? -- paul |
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Macros are disabled . . . and they shouldn't be
Have a look at your settings in excel...tools...options ... security....
macro security (right hand bottom of the page) greetings from New Zealand "pglufkin" wrote in message ... I am getting a message when I try to run a macro within my program . . "Because of your security settings, macros have been disabled. To run macro, you need to reopen this workbook, and then choose to enable macros". The only problem is, I have the most liberal macro settings possible within the trust center. I have enabled all macros in the Macro Settings and I have enabled all controls without restrictions under the ActiveX Settings. What am I missing? -- paul |
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Macros are disabled . . . and they shouldn't be
I'm running Excel 2007
-- paul "Bill Kuunders" wrote: Have a look at your settings in excel...tools...options ... security.... macro security (right hand bottom of the page) greetings from New Zealand "pglufkin" wrote in message ... I am getting a message when I try to run a macro within my program . . "Because of your security settings, macros have been disabled. To run macro, you need to reopen this workbook, and then choose to enable macros". The only problem is, I have the most liberal macro settings possible within the trust center. I have enabled all macros in the Macro Settings and I have enabled all controls without restrictions under the ActiveX Settings. What am I missing? -- paul |
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Macros are disabled . . . and they shouldn't be
I did wonder where you were using the trust centre..
Sorry can't help. Bill K "pglufkin" wrote in message ... I'm running Excel 2007 -- paul "Bill Kuunders" wrote: Have a look at your settings in excel...tools...options ... security.... macro security (right hand bottom of the page) greetings from New Zealand "pglufkin" wrote in message ... I am getting a message when I try to run a macro within my program . . "Because of your security settings, macros have been disabled. To run macro, you need to reopen this workbook, and then choose to enable macros". The only problem is, I have the most liberal macro settings possible within the trust center. I have enabled all macros in the Macro Settings and I have enabled all controls without restrictions under the ActiveX Settings. What am I missing? -- paul |
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