macro security too high in excel, I can not get into input data
 

set the macro too high now it will not let me input any data into any
worksheet new or old and can not get into options.

can anyone help me change the settings so that i may use the excel

I have office 2003 professional
thank you for your help.

macro security too high in excel, I can not get into input data
 

Diane
Setting the macro security to "High" will not prevent data entry. Maybe
you protected the sheet or sheets. That will do what you say. Click on
Tools - Protection - Unprotect sheet and see if that helps. Please post
back with the results. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
set the macro too high now it will not let me input any data into any
worksheet new or old and can not get into options.

can anyone help me change the settings so that i may use the excel

I have office 2003 professional
thank you for your help.

macro security too high in excel, I can not get into input dat
 

Otto,
thank you for your response. I did not set the protection on. After I set
the macro security to extreme high. all the items in the pull down of tools
are now unaccessible and i can not change back the security setting on the
macro. any suggestions on what may be causing this.
diane

"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Diane
Setting the macro security to "High" will not prevent data entry. Maybe
you protected the sheet or sheets. That will do what you say. Click on
Tools - Protection - Unprotect sheet and see if that helps. Please post
back with the results. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
set the macro too high now it will not let me input any data into any
worksheet new or old and can not get into options.

can anyone help me change the settings so that i may use the excel

I have office 2003 professional
thank you for your help.

macro security too high in excel, I can not get into input dat
 

The macro security setting does not effect your access to the sheet and data
entry or menu items access. Exactly what did you do when you set the
"Macro" security to extreme high. The security setting has only Low,
Medium, and High. Give me a step-by-step of what you did. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
Otto,
thank you for your response. I did not set the protection on. After I
set
the macro security to extreme high. all the items in the pull down of
tools
are now unaccessible and i can not change back the security setting on the
macro. any suggestions on what may be causing this.
diane

"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Diane
Setting the macro security to "High" will not prevent data entry.
Maybe
you protected the sheet or sheets. That will do what you say. Click on
Tools - Protection - Unprotect sheet and see if that helps. Please post
back with the results. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
set the macro too high now it will not let me input any data into any
worksheet new or old and can not get into options.

can anyone help me change the settings so that i may use the excel

I have office 2003 professional
thank you for your help.

macro security too high in excel, I can not get into input dat
 

Otto

Info only.

Excel 2003 has a 4th level which is "Very High"

Diane

With Excel open go to HelpAboutDisabled Items.

Anything there you could re-enable?

Also, as Otto asks, give a step by step of what you think you did.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 16:26:40 -0400, "Otto Moehrbach"
wrote:

The macro security setting does not effect your access to the sheet and data
entry or menu items access. Exactly what did you do when you set the
"Macro" security to extreme high. The security setting has only Low,
Medium, and High. Give me a step-by-step of what you did. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
Otto,
thank you for your response. I did not set the protection on. After I
set
the macro security to extreme high. all the items in the pull down of
tools
are now unaccessible and i can not change back the security setting on the
macro. any suggestions on what may be causing this.
diane

"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Diane
Setting the macro security to "High" will not prevent data entry.
Maybe
you protected the sheet or sheets. That will do what you say. Click on
Tools - Protection - Unprotect sheet and see if that helps. Please post
back with the results. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
set the macro too high now it will not let me input any data into any
worksheet new or old and can not get into options.

can anyone help me change the settings so that i may use the excel

I have office 2003 professional
thank you for your help.

macro security too high in excel, I can not get into input dat
 

Gord
Thanks for that. I didn't know that. Otto
"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
...
Otto

Info only.

Excel 2003 has a 4th level which is "Very High"

Diane

With Excel open go to HelpAboutDisabled Items.

Anything there you could re-enable?

Also, as Otto asks, give a step by step of what you think you did.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 16:26:40 -0400, "Otto Moehrbach"

wrote:

The macro security setting does not effect your access to the sheet and
data
entry or menu items access. Exactly what did you do when you set the
"Macro" security to extreme high. The security setting has only Low,
Medium, and High. Give me a step-by-step of what you did. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
Otto,
thank you for your response. I did not set the protection on. After I
set
the macro security to extreme high. all the items in the pull down of
tools
are now unaccessible and i can not change back the security setting on
the
macro. any suggestions on what may be causing this.
diane

"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Diane
Setting the macro security to "High" will not prevent data entry.
Maybe
you protected the sheet or sheets. That will do what you say. Click
on
Tools - Protection - Unprotect sheet and see if that helps. Please
post
back with the results. HTH Otto
"Diane" wrote in message
...
set the macro too high now it will not let me input any data into any
worksheet new or old and can not get into options.

can anyone help me change the settings so that i may use the excel

I have office 2003 professional
thank you for your help.