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Macro - security levels
When clicking on a macro I've created, I'm getting the "macros in this
workbook are disabled because the security level is high..." how can I fix this problem from occurring?? merely changing the security level doesn't fix it. |
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Macro - security levels
You have to change the security level, then reopen the workbook.
This setting isn't retroactive for already open workbooks. Becky wrote: When clicking on a macro I've created, I'm getting the "macros in this workbook are disabled because the security level is high..." how can I fix this problem from occurring?? merely changing the security level doesn't fix it. -- Dave Peterson |
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Macro - security levels
Go to Tools -- Macro --Security-- choose medium
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You have to change the security level, then reopen the workbook. This setting isn't retroactive for already open workbooks. Becky wrote: When clicking on a macro I've created, I'm getting the "macros in this workbook are disabled because the security level is high..." how can I fix this problem from occurring?? merely changing the security level doesn't fix it. -- Dave Peterson |
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