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Running VB macros
Is there a way to run a VB Macro with out using the security level. If I have
to disable the security how do I do that? |
Running VB macros
To enable macros to run you need to alter the security level. To do this
depends on the version of xl that you are using. For more information on enabling macros open Help and enter 'macros' in the search field then: In xl 2007: Select Enable or disable macros in office documents. In earlier versions: Select Change the security level ...... When setting the security for xl2007 select disable all macros with notification In earlier versions select medium. Regards, OssieMac "gwtechie72" wrote: Is there a way to run a VB Macro with out using the security level. If I have to disable the security how do I do that? |
Running VB macros
gwtechie72
Please don't multi post. Posters trying to help you, might spend a considerable amount of time coming up with a solution to your problem, when it has already been solved at another location. Regards Michael M "OssieMac" wrote: To enable macros to run you need to alter the security level. To do this depends on the version of xl that you are using. For more information on enabling macros open Help and enter 'macros' in the search field then: In xl 2007: Select Enable or disable macros in office documents. In earlier versions: Select Change the security level ...... When setting the security for xl2007 select disable all macros with notification In earlier versions select medium. Regards, OssieMac "gwtechie72" wrote: Is there a way to run a VB Macro with out using the security level. If I have to disable the security how do I do that? |
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