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I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.

That PC has Office 2000 installed..

The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this
project have been disabled" etc

The Help file suggests this is due to the Security level of the 2000
version. It mentions going to "Tools, Macro, Security...." in Excel to
change the setting.
But this Excel [2000] does not have the "security.." extension to the
Tool, Macro.." menus?

Any advice appreciated

Piri
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It does on my machine. ?
Go to Tools--Customize, Options tab.
Uncheck the top two checkboxes, and try Tools--Macro--Security again.
Then, after you've set to Medium, re-open your workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
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I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.

That PC has Office 2000 installed..

The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this
project have been disabled" etc

The Help file suggests this is due to the Security level of the 2000
version. It mentions going to "Tools, Macro, Security...." in Excel to
change the setting.
But this Excel [2000] does not have the "security.." extension to the
Tool, Macro.." menus?

Any advice appreciated

Piri



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Hello Anne,
Thanks for the reply.

Nope .... I have done what you suggest and nothing has changed.
The version of Excel is 2000 (9.0.6926 SP-3)
When I select Tools--Macro-- all I get is
Macros...

oRecord New Macro...
---------------------
Visual Basic Editor

There is nothing about "security" - the menu looks just like my Excel
8.0 set-up.

Very frustrating.

I did not do the 2000 install and I wonder whether this issue may relate
to the whole Office install, IE security etc.

Cheers,
Piri





Anne Troy wrote:
It does on my machine. ?
Go to Tools--Customize, Options tab.
Uncheck the top two checkboxes, and try Tools--Macro--Security again.
Then, after you've set to Medium, re-open your workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
...

I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.

That PC has Office 2000 installed..

The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this
project have been disabled" etc

The Help file suggests this is due to the Security level of the 2000
version. It mentions going to "Tools, Macro, Security...." in Excel to
change the setting.
But this Excel [2000] does not have the "security.." extension to the
Tool, Macro.." menus?

Any advice appreciated

Piri




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Default Macros copied to new PC won't enable

Are you at work? If so, perhaps they've disabled it so you cannot run
macros. I cannot imagine why else it would be missing. You could try
Start--Run:
excel.exe /regserver
and see if that brings it back.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
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Hello Anne,
Thanks for the reply.

Nope .... I have done what you suggest and nothing has changed.
The version of Excel is 2000 (9.0.6926 SP-3)
When I select Tools--Macro-- all I get is
Macros...

oRecord New Macro...
---------------------
Visual Basic Editor

There is nothing about "security" - the menu looks just like my Excel 8.0
set-up.

Very frustrating.

I did not do the 2000 install and I wonder whether this issue may relate
to the whole Office install, IE security etc.

Cheers,
Piri





Anne Troy wrote:
It does on my machine. ?
Go to Tools--Customize, Options tab.
Uncheck the top two checkboxes, and try Tools--Macro--Security again.
Then, after you've set to Medium, re-open your workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
...

I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.

That PC has Office 2000 installed..

The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this
project have been disabled" etc

The Help file suggests this is due to the Security level of the 2000
version. It mentions going to "Tools, Macro, Security...." in Excel to
change the setting.
But this Excel [2000] does not have the "security.." extension to the
Tool, Macro.." menus?

Any advice appreciated

Piri




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I'm feeling little silly about this.
Googled a bit and came up with Reset of the Toolbars/ Menus.
That fixed the problem.

However, it does not explain why I needed to do that given it was a
brand new install of Excel 2000 on a new PC (Server).

Thanks for your help Anne.

Piri


Anne Troy wrote:
Are you at work? If so, perhaps they've disabled it so you cannot run
macros. I cannot imagine why else it would be missing. You could try
Start--Run:
excel.exe /regserver
and see if that brings it back.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
...

Hello Anne,
Thanks for the reply.

Nope .... I have done what you suggest and nothing has changed.
The version of Excel is 2000 (9.0.6926 SP-3)
When I select Tools--Macro-- all I get is

Macros...


oRecord New Macro...
---------------------
Visual Basic Editor

There is nothing about "security" - the menu looks just like my Excel 8.0
set-up.

Very frustrating.

I did not do the 2000 install and I wonder whether this issue may relate
to the whole Office install, IE security etc.

Cheers,
Piri





Anne Troy wrote:

It does on my machine. ?
Go to Tools--Customize, Options tab.
Uncheck the top two checkboxes, and try Tools--Macro--Security again.
Then, after you've set to Medium, re-open your workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
.. .


I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.

That PC has Office 2000 installed..

The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this
project have been disabled" etc

The Help file suggests this is due to the Security level of the 2000
version. It mentions going to "Tools, Macro, Security...." in Excel to
change the setting.
But this Excel [2000] does not have the "security.." extension to the
Tool, Macro.." menus?

Any advice appreciated

Piri





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No clue, Piri. I seldom waste my time trying to figure out "why". :)
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
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"Piri" wrote in message
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I'm feeling little silly about this.
Googled a bit and came up with Reset of the Toolbars/ Menus.
That fixed the problem.

However, it does not explain why I needed to do that given it was a brand
new install of Excel 2000 on a new PC (Server).

Thanks for your help Anne.

Piri


Anne Troy wrote:
Are you at work? If so, perhaps they've disabled it so you cannot run
macros. I cannot imagine why else it would be missing. You could try
Start--Run:
excel.exe /regserver
and see if that brings it back.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
...

Hello Anne,
Thanks for the reply.

Nope .... I have done what you suggest and nothing has changed.
The version of Excel is 2000 (9.0.6926 SP-3)
When I select Tools--Macro-- all I get is

Macros...

oRecord New Macro...
---------------------
Visual Basic Editor

There is nothing about "security" - the menu looks just like my Excel
8.0 set-up.

Very frustrating.

I did not do the 2000 install and I wonder whether this issue may relate
to the whole Office install, IE security etc.

Cheers,
Piri





Anne Troy wrote:

It does on my machine. ?
Go to Tools--Customize, Options tab.
Uncheck the top two checkboxes, and try Tools--Macro--Security again.
Then, after you've set to Medium, re-open your workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
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I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.

That PC has Office 2000 installed..

The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this
project have been disabled" etc

The Help file suggests this is due to the Security level of the 2000
version. It mentions going to "Tools, Macro, Security...." in Excel to
change the setting.
But this Excel [2000] does not have the "security.." extension to the
Tool, Macro.." menus?

Any advice appreciated

Piri





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Ann,

I created a soreadsheet with macros in it. In my work environment most
users are not Admins on their boxes. I keep running into a requirement to
sign my macros, but that seems to involve buying a certificate for $$$ and
this is just "too much" for the simple need I have!

How would I get my macros to work on those systems on Excel 2003? Pointers
to articles woudl be appreciated as well as direct answers.

"Anne Troy" wrote:

Are you at work? If so, perhaps they've disabled it so you cannot run
macros. I cannot imagine why else it would be missing. You could try
Start--Run:
excel.exe /regserver
and see if that brings it back.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
...
Hello Anne,
Thanks for the reply.

Nope .... I have done what you suggest and nothing has changed.
The version of Excel is 2000 (9.0.6926 SP-3)
When I select Tools--Macro-- all I get is
Macros...

oRecord New Macro...
---------------------
Visual Basic Editor

There is nothing about "security" - the menu looks just like my Excel 8.0
set-up.

Very frustrating.

I did not do the 2000 install and I wonder whether this issue may relate
to the whole Office install, IE security etc.

Cheers,
Piri





Anne Troy wrote:
It does on my machine. ?
Go to Tools--Customize, Options tab.
Uncheck the top two checkboxes, and try Tools--Macro--Security again.
Then, after you've set to Medium, re-open your workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

"Piri" wrote in message
...

I have moved a workbook "Reports.xls" created in Excel-97 containing
formatting macros from my PC to another on the network.

That PC has Office 2000 installed..

The macros will not run on the new location, citing "The macros in this
project have been disabled" etc

The Help file suggests this is due to the Security level of the 2000
version. It mentions going to "Tools, Macro, Security...." in Excel to
change the setting.
But this Excel [2000] does not have the "security.." extension to the
Tool, Macro.." menus?

Any advice appreciated

Piri




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