T
Thore
Hi all,
I "inherited" an Excel workbook from a colleague which
contained a macro. Now if I open the file I always get the
warning message that the file contains a makro. If I
choose to disable the macro, I get error messages related
to makros being disabled.
However, when I go to "Tools" --> "Marcos" there is not a
single maco shown. (Independent of whether I chose to
enable/disable the marco when opening the file).
My question is: How do I get rid of any trace of that
original macro in the workbook?
Rgds,
Thore
I "inherited" an Excel workbook from a colleague which
contained a macro. Now if I open the file I always get the
warning message that the file contains a makro. If I
choose to disable the macro, I get error messages related
to makros being disabled.
However, when I go to "Tools" --> "Marcos" there is not a
single maco shown. (Independent of whether I chose to
enable/disable the marco when opening the file).
My question is: How do I get rid of any trace of that
original macro in the workbook?
Rgds,
Thore