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Basically, I want to make my workbook such that either you enable the
macros or it closes the workbook. That means when the prompt comes up regarding macros, if you choose to disable them it will close the workbook. Obviously, this can't be done with a macro because the user has disabled them... so does anyone know a way? The reasoning for this is that my macros are designed to ensure the user fills in certain fields and they do it correctly. I'm doing this with macros as I don't believe Excel offers a method of requiring a cell to be filled in without them. Any help with this would be great. -- Bill |
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