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Hi all,

I've got a spreadsheet that has a number of macros that are essential
to the running of the document. However, I've noticed that when some
people use the document they're are opting to not run macros when
questioned on opening the file.

Is there a means of either a) having a window saying something like
'You must run macros to use this spreadsheet' that comes up before the
Excel 'run macros' prompt; or b) run the macros automatically and do
away with the pre-open prompt.

Any suggestions appreciated.

TIA,

SamuelT


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