Excel 2007 Visual Basic Editor

J

John

I can not access the VBA Editor as it is greyed out. I have double-check
settings relative to the Excel Options in the Trust Center to ensure the
Macro Settings are enabled and the Developer Macros Settings is checked.

Does anyone have any ideas as to why?

Thanks,
John
 
J

JLGWhiz

In the "Trusted Publishers" pane there is a check box for "Trust Access To
Visual Basic". Make sure that is also checked.
 
O

OssieMac

I can’t find the one JLGWhiz refers to under Trusted Publishers pane but
there is a similar one under Macro Settings “Trust access to VBA object
modelâ€. However, unchecking that does not disable the VBA editor.

Only clutching at straws and I don’t intend to test it but I don’t suppose
you have removed or disabled any of the default Trusted locations? By default
there should be 6 trusted locations and one or more of these may be required
for the VBA editor. Under the description they are:-

Excel 2007 default location: User templates
Excel 2007 default location: Excel Startup
Excel 2007 default location: User Startup
Excel 2007 default location: Application Template
Excel 2007 default location: Office Startup
Excel 2007 default location: Add-ins

In the same dialog box ensure that box is unchecked against “Disable all
trusted locations. Only files signed by Trusted Publishers will be trustedâ€

If you have deleted the trusted locations and now don’t know the path for
them then let me know and I’ll post them for you.
 
J

JLGWhiz

If you tried all of the Trust Center options and it still does not respond,
then it is possible that when Excel was being installed, the VBA option was
not selected. If that is true, then it would require an uninstall and
re-install to select the VBA option during installation. But check with
someone you know who is computer savvy before going that route.
 
J

John

The resolution was to install the missing VBA component. The VBA component
is a shared feature and not part of the Excel installantion.

Thanks to everyone who repsonded.
John
 

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