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even after changing macro setting to enable all macros, users have to enable
macro every time they launch the form. am i missing something? Thanks in advance |
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How are you launching that userform?
Where is that userform located? If it's in a workbook that needs to be opened, you could see that security prompt. sam wrote: even after changing macro setting to enable all macros, users have to enable macro every time they launch the form. am i missing something? Thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson |
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And if the button(?) that launches the userform calls a macro in another
workbook, then you could see that security prompt, too. sam wrote: even after changing macro setting to enable all macros, users have to enable macro every time they launch the form. am i missing something? Thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson |
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Hey dave, the userform is launched by a button in an excel sheet. the same
sheet contains all the VBA for that form. It is located on the shared drive of my company. "Dave Peterson" wrote: And if the button(?) that launches the userform calls a macro in another workbook, then you could see that security prompt, too. sam wrote: even after changing macro setting to enable all macros, users have to enable macro every time they launch the form. am i missing something? Thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson |
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If this is a button from the Forms toolbar, then rightclick on tha button and
choose Assign macro. Is it pointing at a different workbook? If it is, then reassign the correct macro to the button and test it again. I'm guessing that it's going off to open another workbook. sam wrote: Hey dave, the userform is launched by a button in an excel sheet. the same sheet contains all the VBA for that form. It is located on the shared drive of my company. "Dave Peterson" wrote: And if the button(?) that launches the userform calls a macro in another workbook, then you could see that security prompt, too. sam wrote: even after changing macro setting to enable all macros, users have to enable macro every time they launch the form. am i missing something? Thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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