If I remember correctly, this setting is not preserved when the workbook
is re-opened.
So far I've managed to keep code out of my users' workbooks, so they
do not see the macro warning message. I'd like to continue that if at all
possible.
I could use code in the addin for when the user opens the book via the
addin's menu, but this wouldn't stop them using Excel's file open method.
Besides which, much of the user's Excel work is done outside of the addin,
so I don't want to disable FileOpen for their 'normal' usage.

One thought....If I could 'tag' appropriate workbooks somehow, is there
a way to to get Excel's FileOpen to check for that tag, and if it exists
then EnableSelection=xlUnlockedCells. Probably not, but I think that's
what I need to achieve.

Would be grateful for advice, please.

Regards.



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If you're using Excel 2002 or 2003 you can set Enable Selection to unlocked
cells only through the user interface (Tools, Protection) and it will stick
when the workbook is re-opened. Beyond that it's like you said - you have
to run code.

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"Stuart" wrote in message
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| If I remember correctly, this setting is not preserved when the workbook
| is re-opened.
| So far I've managed to keep code out of my users' workbooks, so they
| do not see the macro warning message. I'd like to continue that if at all
| possible.
| I could use code in the addin for when the user opens the book via the
| addin's menu, but this wouldn't stop them using Excel's file open method.
| Besides which, much of the user's Excel work is done outside of the addin,
| so I don't want to disable FileOpen for their 'normal' usage.
|
| One thought....If I could 'tag' appropriate workbooks somehow, is there
| a way to to get Excel's FileOpen to check for that tag, and if it exists
| then EnableSelection=xlUnlockedCells. Probably not, but I think that's
| what I need to achieve.
|
| Would be grateful for advice, please.
|
| Regards.
|
|
|
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Thanks. If you will advise further, I'd be grateful.

With Excel 2000, a workbook is protected and saved
under an addin. If the workbook is opened under the
addin, then code can reset EnableSelection. Ok.

Without code in that workbook's ThisWorkbook
module, can I trap user opening the file via Excel's
FileOpen menu, and then reset EnableSelection?

Regards and thanks.

"Jim Rech" wrote in message
...
If you're using Excel 2002 or 2003 you can set Enable Selection to
unlocked
cells only through the user interface (Tools, Protection) and it will
stick
when the workbook is re-opened. Beyond that it's like you said - you have
to run code.

--
Jim Rech
Excel MVP
"Stuart" wrote in message
...
| If I remember correctly, this setting is not preserved when the workbook
| is re-opened.
| So far I've managed to keep code out of my users' workbooks, so they
| do not see the macro warning message. I'd like to continue that if at
all
| possible.
| I could use code in the addin for when the user opens the book via the
| addin's menu, but this wouldn't stop them using Excel's file open
method.
| Besides which, much of the user's Excel work is done outside of the
addin,
| so I don't want to disable FileOpen for their 'normal' usage.
|
| One thought....If I could 'tag' appropriate workbooks somehow, is there
| a way to to get Excel's FileOpen to check for that tag, and if it
exists
| then EnableSelection=xlUnlockedCells. Probably not, but I think that's
| what I need to achieve.
|
| Would be grateful for advice, please.
|
| Regards.
|
|
|
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Without code in that workbook's ThisWorkbook module, can I trap user
opening the file via Excel's
FileOpen menu, and then reset EnableSelection?

I believe you can by creating an application level event handler in the
add-in. This article describes how to do it:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...66&Product=xlw

Chip Pearson also has a page on this topic:

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/AppEvent.htm

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