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john conwell

Stop marco allert and update link allert when opening spreadsheet
 
When the macro security settings are set to High or Very High, i get a
warning each time I open a spread sheet that states that macros are turned
off. I dont want to see this warning at all.

Like wise, if a spreadsheet has links that need to be updated, when i open
the spreadsheet I get a popup that states this fact and offers me several
options. I dont want to see this either. I dont want links updated, and I
dont want a popup.

What I want is to open a spreadsheet and not get ANY popups. Is there a way
to write a macro to turn these two warning off when i open my spread sheet?

THanks,
John C

Nick Hodge

Stop marco allert and update link allert when opening spreadsheet
 
John

No, not really, it would slightly defeat the object if you could switch off
the macro warning with a macro. You can only set you protection to low to
avoid it (not recommended)

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
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"john conwell" wrote in message
...
When the macro security settings are set to High or Very High, i get a
warning each time I open a spread sheet that states that macros are turned
off. I dont want to see this warning at all.

Like wise, if a spreadsheet has links that need to be updated, when i open
the spreadsheet I get a popup that states this fact and offers me several
options. I dont want to see this either. I dont want links updated, and
I
dont want a popup.

What I want is to open a spreadsheet and not get ANY popups. Is there a
way
to write a macro to turn these two warning off when i open my spread
sheet?

THanks,
John C





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