That easy. In your autorun makro type condition if application.username = "Your user name"
and that 'll works only on your site.
Another way is to prepare procedure with inside parameter.
If you paste it, 'll works.
Regards
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I have a Project file that runs a macro when it is opened to populate it with data. Once it has done so, I would like to save a copy of the file for distribution to colleagues. I do not want the macro to keep running when they open the copy. If I can disable macros on the single file before distributing that would solve my issue, delete the macro in a single file would also work but it seems if I delete the macro, it gets deleted from everywhere not the single file. I am open to any other solution that would allow this copy of the file to be opened and ensure the macro would not run as well.
Thanks.
That easy. In your autorun makro type condition if application.username = "Your user name"
and that 'll works only on your site.
Another way is to prepare procedure with inside parameter.
If you paste it, 'll works.
Regards