How to enable Macros in Excel for MS tools

Why Macros Matter for MS Tools

Macros are at the heart of Macro Script Tools. They power automation, clean data, generate reports, and save you time.

But if macros are disabled in your Excel settings, your tools might not run correctly—or at all.

This quick guide shows you exactly how to enable macros so you can get started with your new tool in less than a minute.

 

How to Enable Macros in Excel

Step 1: Open Excel and Go to Trust Center

1. Open Excel

2. Click on File > Options

3. Select Trust Center from the left-hand menu

4. Click the button labeled Trust Center Settings...

Step 2: Change Macro Settings

1. In the Trust Center window, select Macro Settings

2. Choose “Enable all macros”
   (or select “Disable all macros with notification” if you prefer a prompt)

3. Check the box for “Trust access to the VBA project object model” (if required)

⚠️ Note: Enabling all macros is safe when you trust the file source—like MS tools from Macro Script.

Step 3: Save and Restart Excel

Once you've made these changes:

• Click OK to close all settings

• Close and reopen Excel

• Open your MS Tool file again

• You may see a yellow banner at the top that says "Security Warning"
  → Click "Enable Content"

Your macros are now ready to run.

 

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🔒 Is It Safe to Enable Macros?

Macros can run scripts inside your Excel file, so Microsoft disables them by default. However, our MS tools are:

• Digitally signed

• Delivered directly through our official store

• Fully tested before release

👉 With every product you purchase from Macro Script, you receive a clear PDF with setup instructions—including how to enable macros step by step.

 

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🛠️ Troubleshooting Tips

Still seeing "Macros Disabled"?

• Make sure your file is saved on your local drive (not in email preview)

• Unblock the file: Right-click the Excel file > Properties > Check "Unblock" > Apply

• Try saving the file as .xlsm (macro-enabled format)

Macros not running after enabling?

• Check that Excel is not running in Protected View

• Reopen Excel completely and try again

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Conclusion

Macros are the engine behind our powerful tools. Once enabled, they help you:

• Automate complex tasks

• Save hours each week

• Run advanced Excel functions in one click

Enabling them is a one-time step that opens the door to smarter, faster workflows.

 

💡 Remember:

 Every tool you purchase from Macro Script comes with clear instructions (PDF or video) on how to enable macros and get up and running in minutes.