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![]() How do I open a spreadsheet with macros disabled already? Reason: I am exporting data from Access to a pre-formated spreadsheet (which I cannot change). Every time I open the file, a screen asking Enable/Disable macros appears. Is there an option to open the spreadsheet with them disabled already? I know it is not an MS Access matter, it is just matter of knowing the right option to do it. Thanks Mauricio Silva |
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![]() "Mauricio Silva" wrote in message ... How do I open a spreadsheet with macros disabled already? Reason: I am exporting data from Access to a pre-formated spreadsheet (which I cannot change). Every time I open the file, a screen asking Enable/Disable macros appears. Is there an option to open the spreadsheet with them disabled already? I know it is not an MS Access matter, it is just matter of knowing the right option to do it. Thanks Mauricio Silva Do you want the macros to be disabled without asking? I don't think so. I mean, what if you suddenly want them to be enabled, how should that be done? /fredrik |
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Mauricio,
All you have to do is before you open any workbooks go to the tools menu, select options and then select the security tab. From there you can change the Macro security, depending on which version of Excel you are using you may have to click another button called "Macro Security" to adjust the settings. Hope this helps Jebaneesa "Fredrik Wahlgren" wrote: "Mauricio Silva" wrote in message ... How do I open a spreadsheet with macros disabled already? Reason: I am exporting data from Access to a pre-formated spreadsheet (which I cannot change). Every time I open the file, a screen asking Enable/Disable macros appears. Is there an option to open the spreadsheet with them disabled already? I know it is not an MS Access matter, it is just matter of knowing the right option to do it. Thanks Mauricio Silva Do you want the macros to be disabled without asking? I don't think so. I mean, what if you suddenly want them to be enabled, how should that be done? /fredrik |
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Either set macro security to "High" or hold down the SHIFT key while the book
is opening. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:13:04 -0800, "Mauricio Silva" wrote: How do I open a spreadsheet with macros disabled already? Reason: I am exporting data from Access to a pre-formated spreadsheet (which I cannot change). Every time I open the file, a screen asking Enable/Disable macros appears. Is there an option to open the spreadsheet with them disabled already? I know it is not an MS Access matter, it is just matter of knowing the right option to do it. Thanks Mauricio Silva |
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![]() "Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message ... Either set macro security to "High" or hold down the SHIFT key while the book is opening. Isn't the macro security a global setting? If so, that would affect other sheets which the user wants to open with macros enabled. /Fredrik |
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Correct.
It would affect all workbooks with macros. But can be used as a temporary method to get into the one workbook without macros being enabled. When done with this workbook, reset the security level. To quote Abe Lincoln "you can't please all the people all the time" Gord On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 22:07:43 +0100, "Fredrik Wahlgren" wrote: "Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message .. . Either set macro security to "High" or hold down the SHIFT key while the book is opening. Isn't the macro security a global setting? If so, that would affect other sheets which the user wants to open with macros enabled. /Fredrik |
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![]() Actually, I was hoping for an command line option Like: c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Excel.exe "My file.xls" \disablemacros "Jebaneesa" wrote: Mauricio, All you have to do is before you open any workbooks go to the tools menu, select options and then select the security tab. From there you can change the Macro security, depending on which version of Excel you are using you may have to click another button called "Macro Security" to adjust the settings. Hope this helps Jebaneesa "Fredrik Wahlgren" wrote: "Mauricio Silva" wrote in message ... How do I open a spreadsheet with macros disabled already? Reason: I am exporting data from Access to a pre-formated spreadsheet (which I cannot change). Every time I open the file, a screen asking Enable/Disable macros appears. Is there an option to open the spreadsheet with them disabled already? I know it is not an MS Access matter, it is just matter of knowing the right option to do it. Thanks Mauricio Silva Do you want the macros to be disabled without asking? I don't think so. I mean, what if you suddenly want them to be enabled, how should that be done? /fredrik |
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