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Is there a way to write some code to make it so that if a user opens a
workbook and chooses to disable macros, the workbook will not open and give the user a message saying that this workbook cannot be opened without enabling macros? The reason I am doing this is to make sure that when a user first opens the workbook they logon and that logon will run a piece of code to delete the sheets in the workbook that are not meant for them. But if they disable macros, they will be able to by pass the logon code and could see everything in the workbook. Thanks in advance for your time!! |
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