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Jim Thomlinson wrote:
For security changes to take effect you need to shut excel doown and re-open it. If the employee chose disable macros then you just need to shut that spreadsheet down and reopen it then choos enable when asked... ------------------ Jim answered the question you asked. On a slightly different subject, why do you need to edit the VBA every day to change a date setting? Can't you just put the date you want in a known spreadsheet cell, and have the VBA macro grab that particular date automatically? Bill |
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