How do I stop "Private Subs" in "ThisWorkbook" on opening from executing.

Thanks

Hi Ronbo,

I think you ned to give a little more detail.

For example, when do you want to prevent execution and why? Are there any
other salient factors?


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Regards,
Norman



"Ronbo" wrote in message
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How do I stop "Private Subs" in "ThisWorkbook" on opening from executing.

Thanks

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi Ronbo,

I think you ned to give a little more detail.

For example, when do you want to prevent execution and why? Are there any
other salient factors?


---
Regards,
Norman



"Ronbo" wrote in message
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How do I stop "Private Subs" in "ThisWorkbook" on opening from executing.

Thanks

Norman

1) I loved your response.

2) I appreciated your questions.

3) I was just getting ready to update my post by adding that if you do not
enable macros, you are done.

Where do we go from here?

What exactly is the question? Your addition doesn't answer Norman's
questions IMO.

The only event that fires on opening is workbook open. You cannot stop that
except by disabling macros, with the effect that no macros run. If you want
to stop a user from having access to your workbook if they disable macros,
you cannot, but you can take some mitigating action.

--
HTH

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Bob Phillips
"Ronbo" wrote in message
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"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi Ronbo,

I think you ned to give a little more detail.

For example, when do you want to prevent execution and why? Are there
any
other salient factors?


---
Regards,
Norman



"Ronbo" wrote in message
...
How do I stop "Private Subs" in "ThisWorkbook" on opening from
executing.

Thanks

Norman

1) I loved your response.

2) I appreciated your questions.

3) I was just getting ready to update my post by adding that if you do not
enable macros, you are done.

Where do we go from here?

Bob,
That's what he said. If he disables macros it stops the code from
executing. So he was saying he found the answer himself.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
...
What exactly is the question? Your addition doesn't answer Norman's
questions IMO.

The only event that fires on opening is workbook open. You cannot stop
that
except by disabling macros, with the effect that no macros run. If you
want
to stop a user from having access to your workbook if they disable macros,
you cannot, but you can take some mitigating action.

--
HTH

-------

Bob Phillips
"Ronbo" wrote in message
...


"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi Ronbo,

I think you ned to give a little more detail.

For example, when do you want to prevent execution and why? Are there
any
other salient factors?


---
Regards,
Norman



"Ronbo" wrote in message
...
How do I stop "Private Subs" in "ThisWorkbook" on opening from
executing.

Thanks

Norman

1) I loved your response.

2) I appreciated your questions.

3) I was just getting ready to update my post by adding that if you do
not
enable macros, you are done.

Where do we go from here?

Hi Tom,

I read it that way too, but he ended with

.... Where do we go from here?

That is where I got confused.

Bob


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
.. .
Bob,
That's what he said. If he disables macros it stops the code from
executing. So he was saying he found the answer himself.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
...
What exactly is the question? Your addition doesn't answer Norman's
questions IMO.

The only event that fires on opening is workbook open. You cannot stop
that
except by disabling macros, with the effect that no macros run. If you
want
to stop a user from having access to your workbook if they disable
macros,
you cannot, but you can take some mitigating action.

--
HTH

-------

Bob Phillips
"Ronbo" wrote in message
...


"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi Ronbo,

I think you ned to give a little more detail.

For example, when do you want to prevent execution and why? Are
there
any
other salient factors?


---
Regards,
Norman



"Ronbo" wrote in message
...
How do I stop "Private Subs" in "ThisWorkbook" on opening from
executing.

Thanks

Norman

1) I loved your response.

2) I appreciated your questions.

3) I was just getting ready to update my post by adding that if you do
not
enable macros, you are done.

Where do we go from here?