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autex

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Jan 11, 2005
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I've written a nice spreadsheet full of macros of code to help us here at work. Nobody else can open it on their computer because security is set to high. I've written a database full of macros ad vba and everybody can open it just find. Why one and not the other??
 
The macro security level is set on application basis.
It may be high in Excel, medium in word and low in access.

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ok, interesting, I'm trying to find out where to check my security levels on both. I think I've found it in excel pretty obvious, all I see in access is the user and group stuff. I haven't set any of that up. Any advice?
 
Macro security level in access only since 2003 version.

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Thanks man, you gave me enough info to solve my problem.
 
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