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We have an Excel Addin, developed by someone who left a long time ago that runs fine in Excel 2010 and before, but I can't get it working in Excel 2013. Although it does work in Excel 2013 on one machine which is 32bit. 
 
We're running 32Bit versions of Office 2013. 
 
The installer puts the XLA in c:\programs 86\etc\etc 
 
When I add it, it adds fine, however when we try and use it Excel compains that 
 
&quot;Cannot run the macro &nbsp;'nameoftheaddin.xla!!InsertFormula'. The Macro may not be available in this workbook or all macros may be disabled&quot; 
 
I have been through all the settings in the trust centre but that doesn't make any difference. 
 
Any pointers would be great. 
 
Cheers 
 
Ed 
 
 
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We have an Excel Addin, developed by someone who left a long time ago that runs fine in Excel 2010 and before, but I can't get it working in Excel 2013. Although it does work in Excel 2013 on one machine which is 32bit.

We're running 32Bit versions of Office 2013.

The installer puts the XLA in c:\programs 86\etc\etc

When I add it, it adds fine, however when we try and use it Excel compains that

"Cannot run the macro 'nameoftheaddin.xla!!InsertFormula'. The Macro may not be available in this workbook or all macros may be disabled"

I have been through all the settings in the trust centre but that doesn't make any difference.

Any pointers would be great.

Cheers

Ed


<<Question de-indexed because I believe Asker chose to close the question rather than engage in dialog with Expert. The questions asked by Expert are appropriate, and would lead to an Answer if the Asker responded to them.--byundt, Microsoft Excel Topic Advisor 5-6-2014>>

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