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Excell 2000 - Cannot open file
Some time ago I created an Excel file that utilized macros. The file was a
Village Software template that I used for invoices. Today I tried to open this file, and could not. Reason: my system informed me that my "security levels" would not allow the file to be opened. 1: How do I alter/change the security levels? 2: What is the preferred way to open this file? Any help would be appreciated. This is my first time to use this service. |
Dependant on what version you are using you can set macro security under
toolsmacrosecurity and sometimes it will be turned off for a specific file then you have to turn it if you right click my computer and select properties (I believe, I have win2k at work) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "RustyC" wrote in message ... Some time ago I created an Excel file that utilized macros. The file was a Village Software template that I used for invoices. Today I tried to open this file, and could not. Reason: my system informed me that my "security levels" would not allow the file to be opened. 1: How do I alter/change the security levels? 2: What is the preferred way to open this file? Any help would be appreciated. This is my first time to use this service. |
Thanks for the help. It worked! I really appreciate your quick response.
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Dependant on what version you are using you can set macro security under toolsmacrosecurity and sometimes it will be turned off for a specific file then you have to turn it if you right click my computer and select properties (I believe, I have win2k at work) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "RustyC" wrote in message ... Some time ago I created an Excel file that utilized macros. The file was a Village Software template that I used for invoices. Today I tried to open this file, and could not. Reason: my system informed me that my "security levels" would not allow the file to be opened. 1: How do I alter/change the security levels? 2: What is the preferred way to open this file? Any help would be appreciated. This is my first time to use this service. |
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