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Quaisne

Macro warning box
 

Okay this is my first post so be gentle.

Could someone tell me how I can get rid of the macro warning box from a
single worksheet.

Someone sent me a spreadsheet to comment on but it contained macros.
The macros were used for navigation purposes so I deleted them.
Unfortunately I cannot get rid of the warning box thjt pops up every
time I open the workbook asking if I want to enable macros or not even
though the worksheet no longer contains macros.

I do not want to change the macro security level as I want to be warned
about macros on other worksheets. I just want to get rid of the warning
on this one workbook.

Can someone tell me how? :confused:


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Paul B

Quaisne, You also have to remove the modules on which the macros were stored
have a look here for details
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros

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"Quaisne" wrote in
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Okay this is my first post so be gentle.

Could someone tell me how I can get rid of the macro warning box from a
single worksheet.

Someone sent me a spreadsheet to comment on but it contained macros.
The macros were used for navigation purposes so I deleted them.
Unfortunately I cannot get rid of the warning box thjt pops up every
time I open the workbook asking if I want to enable macros or not even
though the worksheet no longer contains macros.

I do not want to change the macro security level as I want to be warned
about macros on other worksheets. I just want to get rid of the warning
on this one workbook.

Can someone tell me how? :confused:


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Bob Phillips

That means there is some macro detritus left over. See
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros for full instructions.

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"Quaisne" wrote in
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Okay this is my first post so be gentle.

Could someone tell me how I can get rid of the macro warning box from a
single worksheet.

Someone sent me a spreadsheet to comment on but it contained macros.
The macros were used for navigation purposes so I deleted them.
Unfortunately I cannot get rid of the warning box thjt pops up every
time I open the workbook asking if I want to enable macros or not even
though the worksheet no longer contains macros.

I do not want to change the macro security level as I want to be warned
about macros on other worksheets. I just want to get rid of the warning
on this one workbook.

Can someone tell me how? :confused:


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Quaisne


That is suberb that pesky box has now been delt with. It is funny how
things can be so frustrating to deal with when you don't know how.


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Quaisne


Thanks that has worked fine


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