Old spreadsheet with VBA does not work

JoeS01

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About 20 years ago I wrote a spreadsheet designed as a series of exercises to teach a student basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and addition. It included a timing of each exercise and also a reset of the exercises using random numbers.
I retired not long after, and have not done any VBA programming since that time. It all looks double Dutch to me now :(

My 3 x 15 year old grandchildren now have poor basic maths skills, relying totally on calculators, so I would like to get software working for them.
I tried running on MS Office 2010 suite, but without any luck. I have no idea how debug and fix this software. I am 80 years of age, and struggling with technology.

I find I cannot upload this small (367kB) spreadsheet , so have placed it on my private server :
www.dasq.com.au/mrexcel

I am hoping someone in this forum could take a look at it and fix it for me

My kind regards,
Joe
 
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I have only tried it a little and it seems to be working fine for me. What is it not doing at your end ?
Have you set the trust settings to enable macros ?
 
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Hi Alex, yes, when I open the file, it indicates the macros have been disabled. I then enable them using the Options button. As soon as the macro is enabled, I immediately get an error message, as shown in attached file Excel - maths_01.jpg
Pressing the Debug button, I get the next screen showing multiple macros Excel - maths_02.jpg
 

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