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Default Cause Macro to Expire


Is there a quick way I can cause a macro to expire after a certain time
period? I really don’t want to get into a lot of complicated
copy-protection type stuff if I can avoid it.
I basically have a partially protected sheet that allows users to enter
in data, and then run a macro using an on-sheet button. I would like to
set it up so that after say, 30 days, the macro will not run anymore.
Any quick fixes for a teacher that wants to keep it simple. (I have
seen sites that sell code for such things, but this is just a courtesy
for my students who bring laptops to class)


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