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Stop marco allert and update link allert when opening spreadsheet

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    john conwell
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    Stop marco allert and update link allert when opening spreadsheet

    When the macro security settings are set to High or Very High, i get a
    warning each time I open a spread sheet that states that macros are turned
    off. I dont want to see this warning at all.

    Like wise, if a spreadsheet has links that need to be updated, when i open
    the spreadsheet I get a popup that states this fact and offers me several
    options. I dont want to see this either. I dont want links updated, and I
    dont want a popup.

    What I want is to open a spreadsheet and not get ANY popups. Is there a way
    to write a macro to turn these two warning off when i open my spread sheet?

    THanks,
    John C

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    Nick Hodge
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    Re: Stop marco allert and update link allert when opening spreadsheet

    John

    No, not really, it would slightly defeat the object if you could switch off
    the macro warning with a macro. You can only set you protection to low to
    avoid it (not recommended)

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    HTH
    Nick Hodge
    Microsoft MVP - Excel
    Southampton, England
    www.nickhodge.co.uk
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    "john conwell" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > When the macro security settings are set to High or Very High, i get a
    > warning each time I open a spread sheet that states that macros are turned
    > off. I dont want to see this warning at all.
    >
    > Like wise, if a spreadsheet has links that need to be updated, when i open
    > the spreadsheet I get a popup that states this fact and offers me several
    > options. I dont want to see this either. I dont want links updated, and
    > I
    > dont want a popup.
    >
    > What I want is to open a spreadsheet and not get ANY popups. Is there a
    > way
    > to write a macro to turn these two warning off when i open my spread
    > sheet?
    >
    > THanks,
    > John C




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