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Is there a way to essential "force" a user to enable macros by eithe
giving him the choice to enable, or if he doesnt then the workbook i forced to close? In other words, a user cannot edit the workbook without allowing macro enabled. I know that if the wb contains XL4.0 macros and the security level i set to high, then this exact scenario exists... but i cannot ensure th user's Excel security level is set to High -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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