I wrote a basic Macro for a Spreadsheet I was creating. I sent the form to a
few people. I later removed the macro, or thought I did, and re-sent to the
same people. Now they keep getting the Macro warning message. How do I
permenantly remove this macro from my form. Incidentally, I don't get the
message.

Mike,
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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Paul B
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"Mike Milmoe" wrote in message
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I wrote a basic Macro for a Spreadsheet I was creating. I sent the form to
a
few people. I later removed the macro, or thought I did, and re-sent to
the
same people. Now they keep getting the Macro warning message. How do I
permenantly remove this macro from my form. Incidentally, I don't get the
message.

If what you removed was a general module, I would check the workbook &
individual sheet modules to see if there's any code floating about.

As for your PC, set your macro security setting to High and see if you can
replicate what a happens on your coworker's machines on your PC when you
retieve the file in question.


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Kevin Backmann


"Mike Milmoe" wrote:

I wrote a basic Macro for a Spreadsheet I was creating. I sent the form to a
few people. I later removed the macro, or thought I did, and re-sent to the
same people. Now they keep getting the Macro warning message. How do I
permenantly remove this macro from my form. Incidentally, I don't get the
message.