Enabling the Use of Macros in Documents Downloaded from C15

This document outlines steps to be taken by the users when they have downloaded a document from C15 that has macros and for the first time are seeing an error saying “Microsoft has blocked macros” and now need to re-enable macros.

Have you run into this issue from a document you have downloaded from C15?

This banner shows along the top of the document when you can’t run macros on the file. Since August 2^nd, 2022, Microsoft has implemented a policy where macros are blocked by default in Office. However, you can re-enable macros only from documents you download from C15 by following these steps (you only need to do these steps once per computer profile):

• In the bottom-left Windows search bar, type “control panel” (without the quotation marks) and click on the Control Panel app.

• Change the “View by” option in Control Panel to Category and then click on “Network and Internet”.

• Click on “Network and Sharing Center”.
  
• Click on “Internet Options” at the bottom left.

• Navigate the Security tab, click on “Trusted sites”, and then click the Sites button.

• Copy and paste this link into where it says “Add this website to the zone:” and then click the Add button:
  
  https://jushico-qualityone.veevavault.com/

• You should see the link appear in the box below. You can then click Close.

• Click OK back on the previous “Internet Properties” screen.

• You should now be able to download C15 documents that have macros and NOT run into the “Microsoft has blocked macros” error/banner, and should be able to enable macros successfully.