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As the subject implies, all my data is contained within the same workbook. I'm not conencting to external sources. So why am I seeing this security warning? I don't want those viewing the data to have reservations about opening the file or enabling content.
Hi @Kds1113 ,
First, I suggest you refer to the following article to check the result:
Excel - How to disable data connection warning
Besides, you can try safe mode to see it.
Similar post: External Data Connections have been disabled - Microsoft Community
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @Kds1113 - there is nothing like an old fashion Excel question to keep us on our toes. When this happen you need to:
It sounds like you may not have consider the 3rd option.
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