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Default excell 2003 low macro secutiy changing is not staying in low

hi, I set Excell 2003 macro security to low and works untill I close excell,
once I close and re-open it is going back to medium.
how I can make it to stay in low.

thanks

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Default excell 2003 low macro secutiy changing is not staying in low

This is a setting that gets stored in the windows registry.

It sounds like you don't have permission to save it. I'd speak with the IT
folks and ask why.

djruby14 wrote:

hi, I set Excell 2003 macro security to low and works untill I close excell,
once I close and re-open it is going back to medium.
how I can make it to stay in low.

thanks

manny


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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

This is a setting that gets stored in the windows registry.

It sounds like you don't have permission to save it. I'd speak with the IT
folks and ask why.

djruby14 wrote:

hi, I set Excell 2003 macro security to low and works untill I close excell,
once I close and re-open it is going back to medium.
how I can make it to stay in low.

thanks

manny


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hi could you please let me know which is the registry key?
thanks
manny
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Default excell 2003 low macro secutiy changing is not staying in low

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The Excel security setting is saved in the registry under this key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\E xcel\Security

This is for Excel 2003. Should be something similar for other versions.

The item is "Level". You'd set this to 2 for medium

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and just to add: 1 = low, 2 = medium, 3 = high.
And 11.0 is xl2002.

So for xl2k, you'd want 10.0

djruby14 wrote:

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

This is a setting that gets stored in the windows registry.

It sounds like you don't have permission to save it. I'd speak with the IT
folks and ask why.

djruby14 wrote:

hi, I set Excell 2003 macro security to low and works untill I close excell,
once I close and re-open it is going back to medium.
how I can make it to stay in low.

thanks

manny


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hi could you please let me know which is the registry key?
thanks
manny


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