macro enabled workbooks

methody

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I produce workbooks with macros and pass them to other. I predominantly work in 2003 but I also have 2007.
If I am working in 2007 should I always save as a macro-enabled workbook or just as an ordinary file.

I know this is probably a fairly silly question and I know there is information out ther but I can't quite get my head around what the pros and cons are or are there no cons at all?

thank you
 

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If the other users you're passing to are on 2003 you should use compatibility mode, at least that has been my experience.
 
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