I have VBA Code attached to Workbook A. My VBA Code opens Workbook B
in order to extract certain information. Then, my code closes Workbook
B without saving any changes that might have occurred to Workbook B.

Workbook B includes macros. Because my security is set on Medium, I
get the Enable/Disable macro message.

In the same manner in which I can disable the UpdateLinks message, and
without changing my macro security setting, is there a line of code I
can use in Excel 2003 to disable the Enable/Disable macro message?

Thank you.

(E-Mail Removed) wrote :
> I have VBA Code attached to Workbook A. My VBA Code opens Workbook B
> in order to extract certain information. Then, my code closes Workbook
> B without saving any changes that might have occurred to Workbook B.
>
> Workbook B includes macros. Because my security is set on Medium, I
> get the Enable/Disable macro message.

This doesn't -USUALLY- happen with 'automated' opening of workbooks
with macros, regardless of macro security level! (Macros in the opened
workbook are automatically enabled)

> In the same manner in which I can disable the UpdateLinks message, and
> without changing my macro security setting, is there a line of code I
> can use in Excel 2003 to disable the Enable/Disable macro message?
>
> Thank you.

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You cannot use code to disable the macro warning...........would
defeat the use of security measures<g>

Try creating a digital certificate and sign the book with that.

Use the SelfCert tool from Office Tools.

Sign your workbook B project with that signature..............good
only on your computer...........you can't export the signature key.


Gord Dibben Microsoft Excel MVP


On Fri, 2 Sep 2011 06:07:43 -0700 (PDT), "(E-Mail Removed)"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I have VBA Code attached to Workbook A. My VBA Code opens Workbook B
>in order to extract certain information. Then, my code closes Workbook
>B without saving any changes that might have occurred to Workbook B.
>
>Workbook B includes macros. Because my security is set on Medium, I
>get the Enable/Disable macro message.
>
>In the same manner in which I can disable the UpdateLinks message, and
>without changing my macro security setting, is there a line of code I
>can use in Excel 2003 to disable the Enable/Disable macro message?
>
>Thank you.