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Programmatically check security of VB Project
I have a macro that I want to write code for various commandbuttons that are
created via macro. I manually put a check in the "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" spot under ToolsMacroSecurity. But it keeps unchecking itself. Is there a way for me to check the status of "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" and if there is not a checkmark, place one in there via a macro? Thanks, Les |
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Programmatically check security of VB Project
Les, when you check the allow access box, do you exit by clicking OK or by
clicking the big red X? If you use the big red X, then you do not set the check mark. You must click OK to exit after you put the check in the box. It has to be manually changed back after that. I don't know of a way that it would automatically uncheck itself. Mine has been checked for four years and has not changed. "WLMPilot" wrote: I have a macro that I want to write code for various commandbuttons that are created via macro. I manually put a check in the "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" spot under ToolsMacroSecurity. But it keeps unchecking itself. Is there a way for me to check the status of "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" and if there is not a checkmark, place one in there via a macro? Thanks, Les |
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Just to be as accurate as possible, the box won't uncheck itself unless you
somehow reset everything to default. The default condition is unchecked, and that is the setting recommended by Microsoft to prevent spyware or remote hackers from accessing your code. "JLGWhiz" wrote: Les, when you check the allow access box, do you exit by clicking OK or by clicking the big red X? If you use the big red X, then you do not set the check mark. You must click OK to exit after you put the check in the box. It has to be manually changed back after that. I don't know of a way that it would automatically uncheck itself. Mine has been checked for four years and has not changed. "WLMPilot" wrote: I have a macro that I want to write code for various commandbuttons that are created via macro. I manually put a check in the "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" spot under ToolsMacroSecurity. But it keeps unchecking itself. Is there a way for me to check the status of "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" and if there is not a checkmark, place one in there via a macro? Thanks, Les |
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I believe I clicked on OK. Something kept happening when I would execute the
program that would cause it to crash (and I saved the workbook), but it would be unchecked after that. I will see what happens. Thanks, Les "JLGWhiz" wrote: Les, when you check the allow access box, do you exit by clicking OK or by clicking the big red X? If you use the big red X, then you do not set the check mark. You must click OK to exit after you put the check in the box. It has to be manually changed back after that. I don't know of a way that it would automatically uncheck itself. Mine has been checked for four years and has not changed. "WLMPilot" wrote: I have a macro that I want to write code for various commandbuttons that are created via macro. I manually put a check in the "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" spot under ToolsMacroSecurity. But it keeps unchecking itself. Is there a way for me to check the status of "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" and if there is not a checkmark, place one in there via a macro? Thanks, Les |
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