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How to disable a macro
I have a spreadsheet virtrually entirely run by macros activated by control
box buttons. There is a dialog of User name and Password and if there is a match the user name and position is shown in cells Main!D11 and D12 (respectiviely). The user name is "picked-up " and added to all printed reports. I would like to disable the macro if the UserName is "Unauthorised User". I was wondering if I could insert - at the start of each macro , prior to the controlled actions, something like.... If Main!D12 = "Unauthorised User" End Sub I plan to paste the routine prior to all macros. Can anyone help me here please? Thanks in anticipation, sincerely Jeff Smith |
How to disable a macro
Jeff Smith wrote:
I was wondering if I could insert - at the start of each macro , prior to the controlled actions, something like.... If Main!D12 = "Unauthorised User" End Sub If Sheets("Main").Range("D12") = "Unauthorised User" Then Exit Sub Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - reply in newsgroup |
How to disable a macro
Thank you very much for this. This works well.
sincerely Jeff Smith "Bill Manville" wrote in message ... Jeff Smith wrote: I was wondering if I could insert - at the start of each macro , prior to the controlled actions, something like.... If Main!D12 = "Unauthorised User" End Sub If Sheets("Main").Range("D12") = "Unauthorised User" Then Exit Sub Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - reply in newsgroup |
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