Hoping someone has an answer to this one. Using 2003, I've created
some VBA macros which work fine when the security level is set to
"enable all macros". However, when the security is changed to "disable
with notification" in 2007, it sometimes fail.

The scary part is that it is inconsistent. If I set a break point, and
step through it, it works fun. When I take out the break point, it
will crash.

The last set of errors comes from Excel not understanding the
currentregion property of the active cell. Once this code has been
changed, all of a sudden, the pivot table code fails.

What's really frustrating is that even if I make a minor tweak, and
successfully run through the VBA code, I can close it, shut down
Excel, then re-open the file in Excel, and it will fail again!!

But, this only seems to happen when the security setting is "disable
with notification".

You need to consider your personal situation but I find the Trusted Locations
saves me a lot of hassel with my own developed applications. Look up Trusted
Locations in help.

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Regards,

OssieMac


"(E-Mail Removed)" wrote:

> Hoping someone has an answer to this one. Using 2003, I've created
> some VBA macros which work fine when the security level is set to
> "enable all macros". However, when the security is changed to "disable
> with notification" in 2007, it sometimes fail.
>
> The scary part is that it is inconsistent. If I set a break point, and
> step through it, it works fun. When I take out the break point, it
> will crash.
>
> The last set of errors comes from Excel not understanding the
> currentregion property of the active cell. Once this code has been
> changed, all of a sudden, the pivot table code fails.
>
> What's really frustrating is that even if I make a minor tweak, and
> successfully run through the VBA code, I can close it, shut down
> Excel, then re-open the file in Excel, and it will fail again!!
>
> But, this only seems to happen when the security setting is "disable
> with notification".
>

On Oct 24, 9:03*pm, OssieMac <Ossie...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> You need to consider your personal situation but I find the Trusted Locations
> saves me a lot of hassel with my own developed applications. Look up Trusted
> Locations in help.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> OssieMac
>
>
>
> "andy.kai.c...@gmail.com" wrote:
> > Hoping someone has an answer to this one. Using 2003, I've created
> > some VBA macros which work fine when the security level is set to
> > "enable all macros". However, when the security is changed to "disable
> > with notification" in 2007, it sometimes fail.
>
> > The scary part is that it is inconsistent. If I set a break point, and
> > step through it, it works fun. When I take out the break point, it
> > will crash.
>
> > The last set of errors comes from Excel not understanding the
> > currentregion property of the active cell. Once this code has been
> > changed, all of a sudden, the pivot table code fails.
>
> > What's really frustrating is that even if I make a minor tweak, and
> > successfully run through the VBA code, I can close it, shut down
> > Excel, then re-open the file in Excel, and it will fail again!!
>
> > But, this only seems to happen when the security setting is "disable
> > with notification".- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Thanks OssieMac. We actually have a certificate for the file too.
Trusted locations are an issue, as we have 1000's of users of this
Excel form. Thanks for the feedback though.

Sorry but I can't offer any other suggestions
--
Regards,

OssieMac