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Weird, cause VBA is shared. Are you sure the VBA add-in is turned on? (Go to Options -> add-in -> find the VBA and press OK
About opening it through word, you can't directly open a excel VBA panel through word - you could in theory build an entire excel model through word and pass it to a new book on excel, but I wouldn't go for that road: too much work for too little gain.
Either talk to your IT department or do it in a personal laptop and send the file to yourself.
I am starting to dig into Power Query to see how much of this can be replicated there. I know very little of it so probably will be a lot of trial & error.
Sorry to hear that but that is the banking world. I have had to use tableau or power bi to automate my processes. Maybe you can find a work around when using code to automate.
You gotta figure out how to “backdoor” it somehow. Or sign in to your personal MS Office account in an incognito browser 🤷🏼♀️
As a VP, do you have the power to decree that your IT department either turn VBA back on or they develop all VBA requests within a reasonable turn around time?
I've worked for multiple fortune 500 companies that paid oodles for their ERPs, but upon closer examination, almost all processes are cobbled together by the Shadow IT of Excel, Access, and VBA. Without VBA, they'd have to triple their headcount and they'd be subject to a dangerous number of errors.