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Auto_Open Macro
I have several auto_open macros that were created with Excel 2003. To enable
the macro and preventing it from running, I set my security to medium and hold down the shift key when clicking 'enable macro'. How can I achieve the same with Excel 2007 so that I can enable the macro, without it running, and then edit if necessary? -- Brick61 |
Auto_Open Macro
I'm still getting used to 2007 too. Look at this:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...969191033.aspx I think that's all there is to it. -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "Brick61" wrote: I have several auto_open macros that were created with Excel 2003. To enable the macro and preventing it from running, I set my security to medium and hold down the shift key when clicking 'enable macro'. How can I achieve the same with Excel 2007 so that I can enable the macro, without it running, and then edit if necessary? -- Brick61 |
Auto_Open Macro
All this does is tell me how to change my security settings. I want to
enable the Auto_Open macro and prevent it from running, so that I can edit before it runs. -- Brick61 "ryguy7272" wrote: I'm still getting used to 2007 too. Look at this: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...969191033.aspx I think that's all there is to it. -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "Brick61" wrote: I have several auto_open macros that were created with Excel 2003. To enable the macro and preventing it from running, I set my security to medium and hold down the shift key when clicking 'enable macro'. How can I achieve the same with Excel 2007 so that I can enable the macro, without it running, and then edit if necessary? -- Brick61 |
Auto_Open Macro
hold down the shift key when you open it.
-- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "Brick61" wrote in message ... I have several auto_open macros that were created with Excel 2003. To enable the macro and preventing it from running, I set my security to medium and hold down the shift key when clicking 'enable macro'. How can I achieve the same with Excel 2007 so that I can enable the macro, without it running, and then edit if necessary? -- Brick61 |
Auto_Open Macro
That doesn't seem to work with Excel 2007.
-- Brick61 "Gary Keramidas" wrote: hold down the shift key when you open it. -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "Brick61" wrote in message ... I have several auto_open macros that were created with Excel 2003. To enable the macro and preventing it from running, I set my security to medium and hold down the shift key when clicking 'enable macro'. How can I achieve the same with Excel 2007 so that I can enable the macro, without it running, and then edit if necessary? -- Brick61 . |
Auto_Open Macro
Sorry for the earlier post. I was trying to hold the shift key after I
opened, not when I opened it. Thanks -- Brick61 "Gary Keramidas" wrote: hold down the shift key when you open it. -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "Brick61" wrote in message ... I have several auto_open macros that were created with Excel 2003. To enable the macro and preventing it from running, I set my security to medium and hold down the shift key when clicking 'enable macro'. How can I achieve the same with Excel 2007 so that I can enable the macro, without it running, and then edit if necessary? -- Brick61 . |
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