I have scheduled a task in my computer for opening a workbook at a particulr
time and run the macro in thisworkbook.open event in that workbook
the macro was designed by me so there is not much chance of getting an
external virus. in those circumstances i would like to run the schedule and
the computer should not ask whether to enable the macros.


.. I understand that displayalerts=false works only after the macro starts
to run. and not while opening the file.and before running the macro


any suggestions.

Change your macro security settings to low???

"R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote:

I have scheduled a task in my computer for opening a workbook at a particulr
time and run the macro in thisworkbook.open event in that workbook
the macro was designed by me so there is not much chance of getting an
external virus. in those circumstances i would like to run the schedule and
the computer should not ask whether to enable the macros.

. I understand that displayalerts=false works only after the macro starts
to run. and not while opening the file.and before running the macro

any suggestions.

--

Dave Peterson

Save your code as an addin

Depending on the file you need to access you may need to have the addin in
one file and the "data" in another, your task opens the addin which acts on
the Data file with or without opening it.

using the addin format is like registring the code as acceptable on your
machine

"R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote:

I have scheduled a task in my computer for opening a workbook at a particulr
time and run the macro in thisworkbook.open event in that workbook
the macro was designed by me so there is not much chance of getting an
external virus. in those circumstances i would like to run the schedule and
the computer should not ask whether to enable the macros.


.. I understand that displayalerts=false works only after the macro starts
to run. and not while opening the file.and before running the macro


any suggestions.

thank you very much. I have added an addin and if I uncheck this addin and
again chek it the data file opens and it runs the macro without asking
whether to enable macros . ok
i know how to schedule an excel file to open(windows 98SE). how to schedule
an addin





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Save your code as an addin

Depending on the file you need to access you may need to have the addin in
one file and the "data" in another, your task opens the addin which acts
on
the Data file with or without opening it.

using the addin format is like registring the code as acceptable on your
machine

"R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote:

I have scheduled a task in my computer for opening a workbook at a
particulr
time and run the macro in thisworkbook.open event in that workbook
the macro was designed by me so there is not much chance of getting an
external virus. in those circumstances i would like to run the schedule
and
the computer should not ask whether to enable the macros.


.. I understand that displayalerts=false works only after the macro
starts
to run. and not while opening the file.and before running the macro


any suggestions.