9tanstaafl9
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Any advice appreciated. I've finally gotten passable at VBA/Excel but this issue is weird and when I search I just find articles on how to enable when I want to disable.
I have a report that I edit for a company that is not on my network. I recently started having an issue because after making any changes, the document somehow becomes Trusted on my computer within the ODBC connection, and then when they try to run it on their computer they get an error message saying they can't run it. They get no option to simply trust it from their side. I don't have a trusted location or anything like that set up on my computer.
I can work around the issue by opening every query and changing the Trusted YES to a NO within the connection string, but if I forget and run the report first then it changes back to YES and they can't run it.
This never happened until a few weeks ago. Is there some setting somewhere or anything I can do to prevent this behavior? Or is there a workaround I can give the other company that they can do on their end?
Using Office 365, Windows 10.
Thanks again for any advice, and I apologize in advance if there's a big thread somewhere that explains this that I didn't find.
I have a report that I edit for a company that is not on my network. I recently started having an issue because after making any changes, the document somehow becomes Trusted on my computer within the ODBC connection, and then when they try to run it on their computer they get an error message saying they can't run it. They get no option to simply trust it from their side. I don't have a trusted location or anything like that set up on my computer.
I can work around the issue by opening every query and changing the Trusted YES to a NO within the connection string, but if I forget and run the report first then it changes back to YES and they can't run it.
This never happened until a few weeks ago. Is there some setting somewhere or anything I can do to prevent this behavior? Or is there a workaround I can give the other company that they can do on their end?
Using Office 365, Windows 10.
Thanks again for any advice, and I apologize in advance if there's a big thread somewhere that explains this that I didn't find.