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Default Running macros with protect workbooks

Hello, I created a workbook that have hidden worksheets, with data that I do
not want to disclose, thus I have hidden those worksheets and protected the
workbook.
However, since the workbook has macros, everytime that I open the file,
Macros are disabled and there is no option to run the macros. Excel says that
I need to remove the encryption to run the macros.
The Macro security is set to low. I am using Excel 2007.
Can you please help me?
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Default Running macros with protect workbooks

You may have to save the workbook in Excel 97-2003 format.

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| Hello, I created a workbook that have hidden worksheets, with data that I
do
| not want to disclose, thus I have hidden those worksheets and protected
the
| workbook.
| However, since the workbook has macros, everytime that I open the file,
| Macros are disabled and there is no option to run the macros. Excel says
that
| I need to remove the encryption to run the macros.
| The Macro security is set to low. I am using Excel 2007.
| Can you please help me?
| Thanks
| --
| Dude


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