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i have a template which i cannot share here, it is a excel workbook that when i sent to colleague usually they forget to enable the macro and hence they contact helpdesk that the workbook functions are not working. <br />
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is there &nbsp;a way to force users to enable macro before the content and worksheets of workbook becomes visible to them?
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i have a template which i cannot share here, it is a excel workbook that when i sent to colleague usually they forget to enable the macro and hence they contact helpdesk that the workbook functions are not working. 

is there  a way to force users to enable macro before the content and worksheets of workbook becomes visible to them?

is there a way to force user enable macro for the template i send to them

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