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How To Open an Macro From 2003 Excel in 2013 Excel Spread Sheet?

  1. 01-24-2015, 09:27 AM #1
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    How To Open an Macro From 2003 Excel in 2013 Excel Spread Sheet?

    I developed many Macros on Excel Spreadsheet in June of 2004 on 2003 Excel Spreadsheet on Windows XP. My client is using it on Excel 2013 on Windows 8, and wants to modify the Macros. Currently, he is not able to modify the Macros in Excel 2013 software. What must he do to modify them? It will not accept my Visual Basic password that is used in my 2003 Excel Spreadsheet to open in his 2013 Excel Spreadsheet. When I tried, I was able to open the Macros on my old PC using 2003 Excel, and Windows XP.
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    Re: How To Open an Macro From 2003 Excel in 2013 Excel Spread Sheet?

    Open it on your machine, remove password, send him it back
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    Re: How To Open an Macro From 2003 Excel in 2013 Excel Spread Sheet?

    Cross post;http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...ead-sheet.html

    Read this:http://www.excelguru.ca/content.php?184
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    "I'm glad to help and this is not meant to sound smart, but either you have super-human vision to see all those controls cleared one by one with the code I posted, or your computer is really slow."
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    Re: How To Open an Macro From 2003 Excel in 2013 Excel Spread Sheet?

    Can you tell me how to remove the password on my macros?

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    Open it on your machine, remove password, send him it back
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    Re: How To Open an Macro From 2003 Excel in 2013 Excel Spread Sheet?

    @ADubin; Please read forum rules.

    11. Don't post questions regarding breaking or bypassing any security measure. Such posts will be deleted, and repeat offenders will be banned. This includes posting of links to sites that offer software, code or services to do this or posting of code to remove passwords.
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