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Enable Macro on open
Is the a code to enable macros when the file is opened, rather that having to
click enable macro? any help appreciated.. Thanks... |
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Enable Macro on open
Hi,
Go in Tools, Macro, Security In the security level tab select low. Reopen the workbook and it will not ask you to enable the macro. Regards Heera |
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Enable Macro on open
Thanks... Seems simple enough..
"Heera" wrote: Hi, Go in Tools, Macro, Security In the security level tab select low. Reopen the workbook and it will not ask you to enable the macro. Regards Heera |
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Enable Macro on open
And leaves you vulnerable to malicious code.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 05:35:01 -0700, Lime wrote: Thanks... Seems simple enough.. "Heera" wrote: Hi, Go in Tools, Macro, Security In the security level tab select low. Reopen the workbook and it will not ask you to enable the macro. Regards Heera |
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