Applies to Excel templates: ', '(back to )What are Macros?Microsoft Excel macros use visual basic for applications programming (VBA macros) to automate and add more functionality to Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets.Macros can be enabled or disabled and depending on your Excel security settings, macros are typically disabled when you first open an Excel file.Macros must be enabled for 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' to work properly. If you see the following messages, then macros need to be enabled.What is Protected View?Note: In Excel 2010, Excel 2013, and Excel 2016 there is another security feature known as Protected View. When you open 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register', you might see a highlighted message bar under the Excel Ribbon which says: 'Protected View This file originated from an Internet location and might be unsafe.' Click the button that says 'Enable Editing.'
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Then enable macros as described below.How to Enable MacrosTo enable macros on 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' choose one of the 3 options below:. (Option 1) If you open 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' and see a warning message under the Excel Ribbon that says 'Security Warning Some active content has been disabled' or 'Security Warning Macros have been disabled' then in Excel 2007, click the Options button next to this warning message. Then select 'Enable this content.'
In Excel 2010, Excel 2013, and Excel 2016 click the button that says 'Enable Content.' The Excel file is now a 'Trusted Document' and its macros are now enabled and the next time you open the file, you will not have to enable the macros again unless you move the location of the file to another folder. Note: For Excel 2007, to enable macros, the steps for options 1 must be done each time 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' is opened. See option 3 below for a different solution using trusted locations.
(Option 2) If you do not see any warning message after opening 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' and the macros are not enabled then follow these steps:. Close 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' if you already opened it but leave the Excel program open. Click the Microsoft Office button (in Excel 2007) or the File Tab (in Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016) in the upper left hand corner.
Then click Excel Options (in Excel 2007) or Options (in Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016). Then click Trust Center. Then click Trust Center Settings. Then click Message Bar. Then select 'Show Message Bar in all applications when content has been blocked'. Then click Macro Settings.
Then select 'Disable all macros with notification'. Then click OK and OK again on the next window. Reopen 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' and look for the Security warning message under the Excel Ribbon that says 'Security warning some active content has been disabled' or 'Security Warning Macros have been disabled.' In Excel 2007, click the Options button next to this warning message.
Then select 'Enable this content.' In Excel 2010, Excel 2013, and Excel 2016 click the button that says 'Enable Content.' . See option 3 below for a different solution using trusted locations.
(Option 3) To automatically enable macros on 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' each time it is opened, use a Trusted Location following the steps below:. Close 'Georges Budget for Excel' / 'Georges Excel Checkbook Register' if you already opened it but leave the Excel program open. Click the Microsoft Office button (in Excel 2007) or the File Tab (in Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016) in the upper left hand corner. Then click Excel Options (in Excel 2007) or Options (in Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016). Then click Trust Center.
Then click Trust Center Settings.
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