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How to delete macros
ToHi all...
I have a workbook that I have with a macro to populate the sheets. Now I want to deliver this workbook to my customer. I need to delete the macros so that Excel will not ask user to enable or disable macros. I went to Tools - Macro - Macros and delete all macros there, and I save the workbook. Now, when I open the book again, excel asks me again abut disabling or enabling macros. How can I effetively delete them? Thanks Jaime |
Jamie,
You also need to remove the code module. Go into the VB IDE (Alt-F11), and in that workbook project, select the code module, and go to FileRemove Module1 and say no to exporting it. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jaime Stuardo" wrote in message ... ToHi all... I have a workbook that I have with a macro to populate the sheets. Now I want to deliver this workbook to my customer. I need to delete the macros so that Excel will not ask user to enable or disable macros. I went to Tools - Macro - Macros and delete all macros there, and I save the workbook. Now, when I open the book again, excel asks me again abut disabling or enabling macros. How can I effetively delete them? Thanks Jaime |
Thanks Bob! it worked!
"Bob Phillips" wrote: Jamie, You also need to remove the code module. Go into the VB IDE (Alt-F11), and in that workbook project, select the code module, and go to FileRemove Module1 and say no to exporting it. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jaime Stuardo" wrote in message ... ToHi all... I have a workbook that I have with a macro to populate the sheets. Now I want to deliver this workbook to my customer. I need to delete the macros so that Excel will not ask user to enable or disable macros. I went to Tools - Macro - Macros and delete all macros there, and I save the workbook. Now, when I open the book again, excel asks me again abut disabling or enabling macros. How can I effetively delete them? Thanks Jaime |
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