Deal with an ActiveX Control Security Alert : ActiveX Control « Macro ActiveX Add in « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

Home Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial 1. Introduction 2. Editing 3. Format Style 4. Table 5. Chart 6. Formula 7. Workbook Worksheet 8. Wordart Clip Art Shape Picture 9. PivotTable PivotChart 10. Data Analysis 11. Macro ActiveX Add in 12. Security 13. Collaboration 14. Database functions 15. Date Time functions 16. Engineering functions 17. Information functions 18. Logical functions 19. Lookup Reference functions 20. Math Trigonometry functions 21. Statistical functions 22. Text functions VBA / Excel / Access / Word Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Tutorial Microsoft Office Word 2007 Tutorial

Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Macro ActiveX Add in » ActiveX Control   11.3.5.Deal with an ActiveX Control Security Alert Click the Office button, and then click Open. Click the workbook with the ActiveX control, and then click Open. Click Options in the Security Warning. If you trust the workbook, click the Enable external content option to open it.            If you don't trust the workbook, click the Help protect me from unknown content.            Click OK. 11.3.ActiveX Control 11.3.1. Show Developer tab in the Ribbon: access developer controls, write code, or create macros 11.3.2. Insert ActiveX Controls 11.3.3. Using ActiveX Controls 11.3.4. Set ActiveX Control Properties 11.3.5. Deal with an ActiveX Control Security Alert 11.3.6. Change ActiveX Security Settings