Permanently turn off getpivot in any and all excel files

dayday123

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Hello - I am trying to turn off the getpivot feature but everything I find on this tells me to click on my pivot table --> options --> uncheck "Generate GetPivotData" and this does work for me in that specific workbook but then as soon as I open or create a new workbook it turns it back on? I am so frustrated!

Any ideas??

Thank you!
 

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That is not a workbook-level setting, it's application wide. If it isn't sticking then you may have some group policy resetting it, or a registry permissions issue.
 
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