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Hello,
I face a strange issue.
Here is the situation.
- An in-house web application has an "export to CSV" function. Works fine.
- When produced CSV file is open in Internet Explorer.
- User profile host an Excel spreadsheet in %USERPROFILE%\Application
Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART so that its functions are automatically
available every time excel starts (but you've already guessed it).
- So CSV file opens in IE and user calld the "Tools -> Macro" standard excel
menu to call the procedure.
My issue is the following :
- On some PC standard excel menu "Tools -> Macro" is available.
- On some others this menu is greyed, then available.
I have searched for hours and hours, even with Sysinternals tools, to list
files/registry operations that occurs while CSV file opens but without
success. By the way there are too many events when XL loads which makes
events difficult to analyse :-(.
I confirm that there are no gap between user/computer policies (either local
or domain GPO).
Thanks in advance to anyone that could help me.
Best regards,
David
I face a strange issue.
Here is the situation.
- An in-house web application has an "export to CSV" function. Works fine.
- When produced CSV file is open in Internet Explorer.
- User profile host an Excel spreadsheet in %USERPROFILE%\Application
Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART so that its functions are automatically
available every time excel starts (but you've already guessed it).
- So CSV file opens in IE and user calld the "Tools -> Macro" standard excel
menu to call the procedure.
My issue is the following :
- On some PC standard excel menu "Tools -> Macro" is available.
- On some others this menu is greyed, then available.
I have searched for hours and hours, even with Sysinternals tools, to list
files/registry operations that occurs while CSV file opens but without
success. By the way there are too many events when XL loads which makes
events difficult to analyse :-(.
I confirm that there are no gap between user/computer policies (either local
or domain GPO).
Thanks in advance to anyone that could help me.
Best regards,
David