How to Allow Macros in All Documents in Microsoft Excel

Macros in Excel are a set of actions that you can record and then execute as a single command to automate repetitive tasks. They are essentially scripts written in Visual Basic that allow users to write and record their own commands and functions.

By default, when you run a document that contains macros, you will need to grant additional permission for that document to run. The reason for this is security. Since macros are program code, they can be malicious, so security is important here. However, if you often use documents that contain macros at work, constantly granting permissions can become tiresome.

Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to allow macros in all documents in Microsoft Excel, using Windows 10.

Video Transcript:

1. How to Allow Macros in All Documents in Microsoft Excel
2. Click on File
3. Click on Options
4. Click on Trust Center
5. Click on Trust Center Settings…
6. Click on Macro Settings
7. Click on Enable all macros
8. Click on OK, and then click on OK

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