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I have read within the questions and used the command to have a message box
show automatically when a file is opened. Start VBA In the ThisWorkBook module, enter: Private Sub Workbook_Open() MsgBox ("Blah Blah Blah") End Sub However, its not quite foolproof as the user has an option to enable or disable the macro at file open stage. If they disable the macro - they don't see the message. Is there any other way of showing a message on file open that does not give the user an option to disable it and therefore miss the message. Thanks Ron |
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