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I am working on a file that at one time had a macro. I deleted the macro and
saved the document however, everytime I open the document it asks me if I want to enable the macro. I have my security setting on medium...I am not sure why it asks me this if there are no longer any macros in the document. |
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Probably the module in which the macro resided still
exists. Remove the module and it should stop the message. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I am working on a file that at one time had a macro. I deleted the macro and saved the document however, everytime I open the document it asks me if I want to enable the macro. I have my security setting on medium...I am not sure why it asks me this if there are no longer any macros in the document. . |
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Thanks...how do I remove the module?
"Jason Morin" wrote: Probably the module in which the macro resided still exists. Remove the module and it should stop the message. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I am working on a file that at one time had a macro. I deleted the macro and saved the document however, everytime I open the document it asks me if I want to enable the macro. I have my security setting on medium...I am not sure why it asks me this if there are no longer any macros in the document. . |
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Press ALT+F11 and right-click on the module and
select "Remove ModuleX". Jason -----Original Message----- Thanks...how do I remove the module? "Jason Morin" wrote: Probably the module in which the macro resided still exists. Remove the module and it should stop the message. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I am working on a file that at one time had a macro. I deleted the macro and saved the document however, everytime I open the document it asks me if I want to enable the macro. I have my security setting on medium...I am not sure why it asks me this if there are no longer any macros in the document. . . |
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Did you delete the code but left the module? Excel will ask for enabling
macros if it sees any user-created module, even if it is empty. HTH Kostis Vezerides "Evan" wrote in message ... I am working on a file that at one time had a macro. I deleted the macro and saved the document however, everytime I open the document it asks me if I want to enable the macro. I have my security setting on medium...I am not sure why it asks me this if there are no longer any macros in the document. |
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When you record a macro, Excel creates a module in which the code is
stored. When you delete the macro, the module is not automatically deleted. There are instructions for finding and removing code on the following page: http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros Evan wrote: I am working on a file that at one time had a macro. I deleted the macro and saved the document however, everytime I open the document it asks me if I want to enable the macro. I have my security setting on medium...I am not sure why it asks me this if there are no longer any macros in the document. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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