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Macros, How do I know what they do if I didn't create them.
I deviced a workbook that consists of 8 worksheets. The worksheets contain
cells with formulas that are locked and hidden. They only show values. I did not purposely create any macros for this workbook. However, everytime I open it, I get a message asking me to Enable or Disable macros before starting up. If I enable the macros, is there a way to see what code they contain. How do I know if it contains a virus. I keep my virus scanner pretty well updated. I've scanned this workbook for viruses and nothing comes up. Now I am in need of creating a legitimate macro to run in this workbook, but I wouldn't be able to run it if macros are disabled in the beginning. Respectfully, Abel G. |
Abel,
See http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros which will tell you how to initially get rid of them all. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Abelg" wrote in message ... I deviced a workbook that consists of 8 worksheets. The worksheets contain cells with formulas that are locked and hidden. They only show values. I did not purposely create any macros for this workbook. However, everytime I open it, I get a message asking me to Enable or Disable macros before starting up. If I enable the macros, is there a way to see what code they contain. How do I know if it contains a virus. I keep my virus scanner pretty well updated. I've scanned this workbook for viruses and nothing comes up. Now I am in need of creating a legitimate macro to run in this workbook, but I wouldn't be able to run it if macros are disabled in the beginning. Respectfully, Abel G. |
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