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From: Pavan on 20 May 2010 10:41
Hi Steve,

Thanks, Your suggestion worked for me.

Regards
pavan



SteveDB wrote:

Bob,If you're still having this issue, go to the office button at the upper
05-Jun-07

Bob,
If you're still having this issue, go to the office button at the upper left
corner of the Excel program window.
Click on the "Excel Options" button at the bottom of that pop-up. It will
then open another window. Look for "Trust Center" at the left side. Click on
that, and work your way through that.
You'll then look for "Trust Center Settings."
Click on that, and you'll find where you can disable, or enable your macros
to work in all, or only certain workbooks.
This should resolve your problems.

"Jim Rech" wrote:

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Saturday, April 07, 2007 1:01 AM
BobR wrote:

Excel 2007Warning, "The following fetures cannot be saved in a macro-free workbook:
Hello, Office 2007 specifically Excel 2007 Win XP Proof
I'm getting a msg block while in Excel Microsoft Office

"The following features cannot be saved in macro free workbooks.

VB Project
To save a file with these features, click no, and then choose a macro -
enabled file type in the file type list.
To continue saving as a macro freee workbook, click yes.

I have no idea what it means and can't find a reference in any book. Could
someone let me to understand and how to activate macros in 2007
Thanks in advance

On Saturday, April 07, 2007 1:22 AM
Gary Keramidas wrote:

you need to save the file as a different type, .xlsm.
you need to save the file as a different type, .xlsm.

XML file type Extension
Workbook .xlsx
Macro-enabled workbook .xlsm
Template .xltx
Macro-enabled template .xltm
Non-XML binary workbook .xlsb
Macro-enabled add-in .xlam

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Gary


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On Saturday, April 07, 2007 2:00 AM
BobR wrote:

Thanks Gary, WIll that still make the file work on 2003 and XP.
Thanks Gary, WIll that still make the file work on 2003 and XP. I have been
saving the file as 97-2003 xls for compatability.
BOB

On Saturday, April 07, 2007 2:29 AM
Darren Hill wrote:

If you've been saving as xls, I don't think you should be getting that
If you've been saving as xls, I don't think you should be getting that
message. I get it when I save as .xlsx, but not .xls or .xlsm.

Darren

On Sat, 07 Apr 2007 07:00:46 +0100, BobR <rjr1040(a)bellsouth.net> wrote:




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On Saturday, April 07, 2007 2:43 AM
Gary Keramidas wrote:

if you save it as an xls, you should not get that message, but you would lose
if you save it as an xls, you should not get that message, but you would lose
any of the new features in 2007, like some of the conditional formatting options
and the expanded rows and columns.

if you try saving as an xlsx, the 2007 default, you will get that message if you
have any macros.

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On Saturday, April 07, 2007 6:38 AM
BobR wrote:

Unfortunately I have to save as xls, and that's all I've been doing it with
Unfortunately I have to save as xls, and that's all I've been doing it with
because of other computers that I am working with. I get this message on the
97-2003 saving of the xls worksheet and I've got a lot of macros in it. I'll
have to do some more homework, thanks so much guys and girls..
BOB

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On Saturday, April 07, 2007 1:30 PM
Jim Rech wrote:

I agree<g>.
I agree<g>. Echoing what Darren and Gary said, I have saved workbooks plenty
of times in the xls, 97-03, format with no macro warning.

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Jim

On Tuesday, June 05, 2007 12:26 PM
SteveDB wrote:

Bob,If you're still having this issue, go to the office button at the upper
Bob,
If you're still having this issue, go to the office button at the upper left
corner of the Excel program window.
Click on the "Excel Options" button at the bottom of that pop-up. It will
then open another window. Look for "Trust Center" at the left side. Click on
that, and work your way through that.
You'll then look for "Trust Center Settings."
Click on that, and you'll find where you can disable, or enable your macros
to work in all, or only certain workbooks.
This should resolve your problems.

"Jim Rech" wrote:


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