Good Evening,

I was hoping someone would have an answer to a problem I'm
having. I created an Excel spreadsheet that has a load
event procedure that is a series of input boxes and
forms. This spreadsheet was posted on our intranet site
site. It works fine when I open it on my computer, but
when I try using other people's computers either the
script is totally eliminated or the boxes come up slowly
without the spreadsheet showing until the last box has
been filled in. I'm thinking that this may be a browser
security issue, but I'm not sure how to fix it. I realize
that we can bypass the entire issue by asking the user to
save the file onto one of their drives, but I would prefer
them to have the ability to use the document directly from
their browser if at all possible. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Carrie

"Carrie" wrote...
I was hoping someone would have an answer to a problem I'm
having. I created an Excel spreadsheet that has a load
event procedure that is a series of input boxes and
forms. This spreadsheet was posted on our intranet site
site. It works fine when I open it on my computer, but
when I try using other people's computers either the
script is totally eliminated or the boxes come up slowly
without the spreadsheet showing until the last box has
been filled in. I'm thinking that this may be a browser
security issue, but I'm not sure how to fix it. I realize
that we can bypass the entire issue by asking the user to
save the file onto one of their drives, but I would prefer
them to have the ability to use the document directly from
their browser if at all possible. Any suggestions?

If they can use the document within IE as an Excel workbook, then your users
must have Excel on their systems. IE itself isn't programmed to be an Office
substitute on its own. Since your users would have Office on their systems, you
could configure IE to launch Excel workbooks and other Office documents in their
proper Office app.

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=162059

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Thanks. That works

Carrie