When you check the workbook, worksheet and form code pages (as described
by Ken Wright, etc.) use Edit|Select All and press the delete key. Even
spaces on these pages will trigger the warning.

If the warnings still persist, look at

http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...%40cppssbbsa04

Solver leaves hidden names that some versions of Excel mistakenly
interpret as Excel4 macros.

Jerry

BillS wrote:

I have a user who has several Excel workbooks that give the macro warning
when opened, even though there are no macros in the workbooks. His security
is set to high, and I can arrange to lower the setting if it is required,
but would prefer to leave it set at the companies default setting (high).
Does anyone have any idea why a workbook with no macros would trigger the
warning

Thanxz