Hi Cindy
Yes, I know it it is *very* annoying. There may be a Module associated
with the particular spreadsheet. Check this as follows:
* Open the spreadsheet
* Open the Visual Basic Editor (Press <<Alt>> + F11)
* In the VBA Project window (top left window) expand the entry for the
spreadsheet [you'll see the entry VBAProject(workbook.xls) and click
on the + sign in front of it]
* Check if there is an entry for Modules and/or Forms. Open it.
* Click on the Module and then click on File -> Remove Module
* Choose export if you want to keep it and enter the necessary info.
* Do the same for any forms present.
If there is more than one module present, you will have to do it for
every module/form. When you look at the code of the module, you will
probably see nothing, only a Decleration section.
Hope that helps.
At Neethling
Cape Town
> Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 20:15:44 GMT
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Excel Macro
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I have an Excel nuisance and I can't figure out how get rid of it. For
> an unknown reason, all of a sudden one of my spreadsheets decided it had
> a macro in it. Every time I open the spreadsheet (it is used frequently
> throughout the day) it asks me the question of whether to enable or
> disable the macro. I can not find a macro attached nor have I ever
> created one. I run anti-virus and have no virus's and this only happens
> to the one spreadsheet. Can anyone help? How do I get rid of it?
>
> Cindy Sanderson
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