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Default Why show Enable/Disable macro prompt after I deleted all macros?

Hi,
I used to have some macros in my excel which I deleted. Now I still get the
Enable/disable macro prompt and the Personal workbook (where the macros were)
keep opening- it's irritating, how do i stop both?. I want to keep my
security settings as it is.

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Default Why show Enable/Disable macro prompt after I deleted all macros?

You probably still have a module or modules in the VB Editor.

Go to the VB editor and right click on any modules and select delete, when
asked if you want to export data, select no.

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Hi,
I used to have some macros in my excel which I deleted. Now I still get
the
Enable/disable macro prompt and the Personal workbook (where the macros
were)
keep opening- it's irritating, how do i stop both?. I want to keep my
security settings as it is.

Thanks



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