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Macro Security to "Low"
Hello,
I have a lot of Excel files with macro inside. Is it possible to set the level of Macro Security to "Low" once and for all (Excel 2002 SP3) ? Thanks in advance. Regards, Nader |
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Macro Security to "Low"
Nader:
If your files are on a network, ask the MIS department to set "Low" security level. THis is one possible ONCE FOR ALL solution. Thanks, George |
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Macro Security to "Low"
Check one of your other posts.
Nader wrote: Hello, I have a lot of Excel files with macro inside. Is it possible to set the level of Macro Security to "Low" once and for all (Excel 2002 SP3) ? Thanks in advance. Regards, Nader -- Dave Peterson |
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