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This tutorial teaches how to enable macros in Excel 2010-2013. You'll also find step-by-step instructions showing how to disable macros in Excel or turn them on via Message bar and Backstage view. In addition you'll find a tip to run a macro even if all macros are disabled and get a link to a piece of code that gets users enable macros in a workbook.

First off, I'd like to share a brief intro to Excel macros and security risk linked to enabling them. A macro is a series of commands assembled together and designed to automate frequent routine tasks in Excel. You can run macros any time to perform certain actions. Many macros are created using Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA. Lots of Excel users can record simple macros to streamline their work with spreadsheets. Developers create codes that are more complicated. When enabling a macro in Excel that was written by someone else, you need to remember that it can carry a potential security risk.

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A person with malicious intent, like hacker, can make a destructive macro to spread a virus on your PC or network. Read on to find detailed descriptions of macro settings, steps to enable Excel macros and save a macro-enabled workbook. You can also click any of the links below to get straight to the point. • • • • • • • • How to enable macros in Excel from the Message Bar If you open an Excel document that contains macros, you'll see the yellow Message Bar with a shield icon and the Enable Content button. If you are sure, the macros are from a trustworthy source, just press the Enable Content button on the bar. The file will be opened as a trusted document and the security warning will disappear. Excel - enable macros via the Backstage view You can also enable macros in Excel using the Microsoft Office Backstage view.

You can see the yellow Message Bar if you click the File tab. • Click on the File tab. • You'll see the yellow Security Warning area. Click Enable Content. • You will see 2 features: Enable All Content and Advanced Options. Select Enable All Content to always make the document's active content available. The current Excel file will become a trusted document and all macros will be enabled.

How to always run macros for a trusted worksheet If you create and share workbooks with macros you may want to avoid getting the security message every time. If you get all your workbooks only from reliable sources, you can choose to instantly run all macros for all publishers. Below you'll see how to enable all macros in Excel by default.

• Go to File -> Options -> Trust Center and press the Trust Center Settings. You can also click on the Trust Center Settings link on the Security Warning. • You will see the Trust Center window. Select the Macro Settings option. • Select the radio button Enable all macros (not recommended, potentially dangerous code can run). From now on all macros will run without warning. Please note that this setting makes your computer open to viruses.