MS Excel 2010 VBA error

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MS Excel 2010 VBA error



I am new to Excel VBO, I have created a button, now when I am trying to click on the button getting the error as



Cannot run the macro. The macro may not be available in this workbook
or all macros may be disabled.



I have already enabled the setting in Trusted Center also.



Any suggestion will be helpful



Thanks in advance



VBO_error





I don't think tag vbo applies to your question. Perhaps you meant to use tag excel-vba instead?
– TT.
Aug 6 at 8:06


vbo


excel-vba





Could you edit your question (edit button just under the tags) and include the code you've used and also add where the code is - on the right of the VBA code is a window called Project Explorer listing all the open workbooks, worksheets and modules in those workbooks. Is the code in a worksheet, module, class module, ThisWorkbook?
– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Aug 6 at 9:32





Is this a Form Button, or an ActiveX Button? (If you can only right-click on it with "Design Mode" enabled, then it's an ActiveX button and the Macro needs to be in the Worksheet instead of a module)
– Chronocidal
Aug 6 at 10:58




1 Answer
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Thank you all.



Problem solved, Just removed the previously created button and created it again this solved the issue and restarted the excel also.






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