Good day everyone,

Is there such code that forces the user to enable the macros in order to
open a file?

In other words, if the user "disable" the macros, then the file cannot be
opened.

Thanks for your time...

Denys

Denys, have a look here,

http://www.danielklann.com/excel/for...be_enabled.htm
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"Denys" wrote in message
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Good day everyone,

Is there such code that forces the user to enable the macros in order to
open a file?

In other words, if the user "disable" the macros, then the file cannot be
opened.

Thanks for your time...

Denys

Just for clarification, the answer is no.

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"Denys" wrote:

Good day everyone,

Is there such code that forces the user to enable the macros in order to
open a file?

In other words, if the user "disable" the macros, then the file cannot be
opened.

Thanks for your time...

Denys

Denys wrote:
Good day everyone,

Is there such code that forces the user to enable the macros in order to
open a file?

In other words, if the user "disable" the macros, then the file cannot be
opened.

Thanks for your time...

Denys

Hi Denys.

No.

But perhaps you could use the Workbook_BeforeClose event handler to
"cripple" your workbook in some fashion (e.g. Protect all the cells or
make the sheets Very Hidden - apart from the one that says "If you
don't enable the macros, you don't get the worksheets!") and restore it
to health with Workbook_Open.

Regards

Steve

Good morning,

Thanks for your answers. I used to hide my sheets just before closing. But
Scoops, you gave me a good idea... I will make the sheets very hidden instead
of "visible = true". It should help..

Have a good day

Denys

"Scoops" wrote:


Denys wrote:
Good day everyone,

Is there such code that forces the user to enable the macros in order to
open a file?

In other words, if the user "disable" the macros, then the file cannot be
opened.

Thanks for your time...

Denys

Hi Denys.

No.

But perhaps you could use the Workbook_BeforeClose event handler to
"cripple" your workbook in some fashion (e.g. Protect all the cells or
make the sheets Very Hidden - apart from the one that says "If you
don't enable the macros, you don't get the worksheets!") and restore it
to health with Workbook_Open.

Regards

Steve