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varsha12

vba code to enable macros
 
Hi,
Can we write a vba code to enable macros. In most of the sites it says
we cant do that . The only thing we can do is change the macro setting or
work around is hide the sheet which has macros. But none of them will work in
my case. Can we change an excel security setting to from macro on open so
that macros are enabled.


Mike Fogleman[_2_]

vba code to enable macros
 
No. If we can do that with code, then so could a hacker with bad intentions.

Mike F
"varsha12" wrote in message
...
Hi,
Can we write a vba code to enable macros. In most of the sites it says
we cant do that . The only thing we can do is change the macro setting or
work around is hide the sheet which has macros. But none of them will work
in
my case. Can we change an excel security setting to from macro on open so
that macros are enabled.




Paul

vba code to enable macros
 
This is a bit of the chicken and egg.

You can't run ANY macro unless it is enabled. Therefore, you can't change
with vba the security setting to enable macros. Otherwise, the malevolent
would have a field day !!


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"varsha12" wrote:

Hi,
Can we write a vba code to enable macros. In most of the sites it says
we cant do that . The only thing we can do is change the macro setting or
work around is hide the sheet which has macros. But none of them will work in
my case. Can we change an excel security setting to from macro on open so
that macros are enabled.


varsha12

vba code to enable macros
 
Thanks.

"Mike Fogleman" wrote:

No. If we can do that with code, then so could a hacker with bad intentions.

Mike F
"varsha12" wrote in message
...
Hi,
Can we write a vba code to enable macros. In most of the sites it says
we cant do that . The only thing we can do is change the macro setting or
work around is hide the sheet which has macros. But none of them will work
in
my case. Can we change an excel security setting to from macro on open so
that macros are enabled.



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