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Is there a parameter that I can pass to auto enable the macros of an
Excel spreadsheet that I'm opening with Workbooks.Open?

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I'm not sure I understand.

If you're code is using workbook_open to open another file, then the macros in
that workbook about to be opened will be enabled.

If the user chooses not to allow macros to run, then your workbook_open event
won't even run. This choice is a security setting that each user has to set.



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Is there a parameter that I can pass to auto enable the macros of an
Excel spreadsheet that I'm opening with Workbooks.Open?


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