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So at work I ran into this issue after I installed the most recent Windows 7 updates (including Microsoft Office 2010 updates) - the date up the update was today (Dec 12, 2014).
After the update, I opened my macro enabled workbook in Excel 2010 and basically anything that referenced ActiveX controls (checkboxes, buttons) no longer worked. My auto_open was checking checkboxes and couldn't run... it kept erroring at the first checkbox check. The buttons are also no longer clickable.
Before you say it, I have checked my trust settings and allowed all ActiveX and Macros, but no change. If anyone has any advice, I'm all ears. Due to me not being an admin, I cannot due too many things as far as Windows goes.
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Use the following instructions to enable or disable ActiveX controls in the Trust Center. Click File > Options. Click Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > ActiveX Settings. Click the options you want, and then click OK.
Add an ActiveX control On the Developer tab, in the Controls group, click Insert, and then under ActiveX Controls, select a control, or click More Controls to view all the available ActiveX controls, and then select a control. Click the worksheet location where you want the ActiveX control to appear.
If the shortcut menu contains the command Properties, the control is an ActiveX control, and you are in design mode. If the shortcut menu contains the command Assign Macro, the control is a Form control.
We had this somewhat shocking issue yesterday on several machines with Excel 2007.
By rolling back Security updates for office one by one, we determined that this was being caused by update KB2596927 from 9 December 2014 - Link
After this update, not only did many macro-enabled worksheets break down upon activating macros due to their ActiveX controls being killed, but also no classic ActiveX controls (button, checkbox, etc.) could be inserted into a blank workbook any longer!
CONFIRM AS SOLVED: I can confirm that the answer to delete the file C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\Excel8.0\MSForms.exd has worked for me!
Thank you guys!
Here is more information on EXD files
This was resolved also in another post on this forum
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Resolved issue !
It would be rebuild after Excel reopens. My ActiveX et macros are working good !
Have a good day !
Cracki
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