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How can i find the macro

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    How can i find the macro

    Hello

    I have an excel document that everytime i open it, it asks me if i want to use it with or without macros. I havent used any macros in the document, so i cant see why it should ask for that.

    Is there a way to see macro that should be there or disable the macros in the document so it wont ask taht question

    Thanks
    Thomas G
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    See if link helps

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    Question

    It didnt help. i dont have any "modeule folders" so it cant be that

    What else could it be ?

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    See if this link helps

    Deleting All VBA Code In A Project

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    Hej

    Not much of this makes any sence to me. Mostly becourse my english is lagging a bit, and second that im not very good at programming anything :p

    i guess whe it should do is this ?

    Deleting All VBA Code In A Project

    This code will delete ALL VBA code in a VBProject.
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    but where should i put it, and does it needs to be compiled or something like that ?

    I could upload the file to here if u maybe have time to take a look at it ?

    /Thomas
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    Please read forum rules below and then wrap your code as per rule 5

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    Thanks for wrapping code

    If you like send me a private message with your e-mail address and I will reply so you can send me the file

    or post the file here and I'll take a look

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    you got mail

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    Right Click sheet tab called
    Overblik
    and select view code and remove the line

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    then save workbook and reopen

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    Oh man thats lovely. thanks a million.

    Now its time to wonder how it came there in the first place :p

    but again thanks alot

    /Thomas

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