hi, I wrote a few lines of code on a module within a
workbook. I only needed to run to code once, then I
deleted the module and distributed the workbook.

The users are still getting a macro warning, even through
there is no code. How can I fix this?

thanks,
Sandy

Did you delete the module or just delete the code from the module?

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Sandy" wrote in message
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hi, I wrote a few lines of code on a module within a
workbook. I only needed to run to code once, then I
deleted the module and distributed the workbook.

The users are still getting a macro warning, even through
there is no code. How can I fix this?

thanks,
Sandy

I deleted the module.

-----Original Message-----
Did you delete the module or just delete the code from
the module?

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Sandy" wrote in
message
...
hi, I wrote a few lines of code on a module within a
workbook. I only needed to run to code once, then I
deleted the module and distributed the workbook.

The users are still getting a macro warning, even
through
there is no code. How can I fix this?

thanks,
Sandy


.

Then look to see if something in the ThisWorkbook module that you can ERASE.
Also, look in the code modules of each sheet and do the same.

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Sandy" wrote in message
...
I deleted the module.

-----Original Message-----
Did you delete the module or just delete the code from
the module?

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Sandy" wrote in
message
...
hi, I wrote a few lines of code on a module within a
workbook. I only needed to run to code once, then I
deleted the module and distributed the workbook.

The users are still getting a macro warning, even
through
there is no code. How can I fix this?

thanks,
Sandy


.

You may want to look at Debra Dalgleish's site:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros

Sandy wrote:

hi, I wrote a few lines of code on a module within a
workbook. I only needed to run to code once, then I
deleted the module and distributed the workbook.

The users are still getting a macro warning, even through
there is no code. How can I fix this?

thanks,
Sandy

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Dave Peterson