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Sorry Bill for not explaining correctly.
I'd like to have the audit addin enabled, but not show up in the available addins list because I don't want the user to disable auditing on a spreadsheet. So I either have to get it not to show up in the list or I have to run the uninstall only for admin users. Thanks, Ryan "Bill Renaud" wrote: <<Do you know if you can still have the addin enabled while having it not show up in the addins list? The add-in file will still be available on your computer, but it is no longer "installed". To use it again, the user will have to install it via the Tools|Add-ins command and dialog box. Maybe I'm not understanding your question correctly. Do you mean that you simply want the add-in not to load anymore, but remain available for future use? Then simply uncheck the add-in in the add-ins dialog box. It should unload from memory and then not load the next time Excel is started. If you want Excel to look like it was never loaded in the first place (does not appear in the add-ins dialog box), then uncheck the add-in to un-install it, exit Excel, and remove the entries from the Windows Registry, like I mentioned previously. -- Regards, Bill Renaud |
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