Excel Financial Market Data Disclaimer
I have a workbook that contains stock market data. The version of Excel that I use has data types specifically for this, which I'm using. But now, every time I open the workbook, it brings up a banner disclaimer saying "Financial market information is provided 'as-is' and is not for trading purposes or advice".
Is there a way that I can permanently disable that banner alert so it doesn't keep showing up every time I open the workbook?
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asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
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I have a workbook that contains stock market data. The version of Excel that I use has data types specifically for this, which I'm using. But now, every time I open the workbook, it brings up a banner disclaimer saying "Financial market information is provided 'as-is' and is not for trading purposes or advice".
Is there a way that I can permanently disable that banner alert so it doesn't keep showing up every time I open the workbook?
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
1
tried to disable/remove all Excel-plug-ins.. ? Seems like a third-party software (Bloomberg-like) disclaimer to me.
– p._phidot_
Jan 8 at 7:06
No plugins being used to my knowledge, I think it's just from Excel's built-in stock data type now. If I open a different workbook that doesn't use them, I don't get the disclaimer.
– David D.
Jan 9 at 0:46
If it is a "Excel's built-in stock data type.." then just replacing the data type with a normal integer / number shall remove it.
– p._phidot_
Jan 9 at 8:30
Yeah, I understand that, but I was hoping to be able to keep the stock data type in the workbook without the banner always coming up, but it doesn't seem like I can. Oh well, it's only a minor annoyance. Thanks for your help, @p._phidot_!
– David D.
Jan 10 at 23:38
Sorry, couldn't help. Just sharing what I'll do if I face the same thing.. good luck.. ( :
– p._phidot_
Jan 11 at 2:21
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I have a workbook that contains stock market data. The version of Excel that I use has data types specifically for this, which I'm using. But now, every time I open the workbook, it brings up a banner disclaimer saying "Financial market information is provided 'as-is' and is not for trading purposes or advice".
Is there a way that I can permanently disable that banner alert so it doesn't keep showing up every time I open the workbook?
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
1
I have a workbook that contains stock market data. The version of Excel that I use has data types specifically for this, which I'm using. But now, every time I open the workbook, it brings up a banner disclaimer saying "Financial market information is provided 'as-is' and is not for trading purposes or advice".
Is there a way that I can permanently disable that banner alert so it doesn't keep showing up every time I open the workbook?
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
1
asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
1
asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
1
asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
1
asked Jan 8 at 0:36
David D.David D.
1
1
tried to disable/remove all Excel-plug-ins.. ? Seems like a third-party software (Bloomberg-like) disclaimer to me.
– p._phidot_
Jan 8 at 7:06
No plugins being used to my knowledge, I think it's just from Excel's built-in stock data type now. If I open a different workbook that doesn't use them, I don't get the disclaimer.
– David D.
Jan 9 at 0:46
If it is a "Excel's built-in stock data type.." then just replacing the data type with a normal integer / number shall remove it.
– p._phidot_
Jan 9 at 8:30
Yeah, I understand that, but I was hoping to be able to keep the stock data type in the workbook without the banner always coming up, but it doesn't seem like I can. Oh well, it's only a minor annoyance. Thanks for your help, @p._phidot_!
– David D.
Jan 10 at 23:38
Sorry, couldn't help. Just sharing what I'll do if I face the same thing.. good luck.. ( :
– p._phidot_
Jan 11 at 2:21
add a comment |
tried to disable/remove all Excel-plug-ins.. ? Seems like a third-party software (Bloomberg-like) disclaimer to me.
– p._phidot_
Jan 8 at 7:06
No plugins being used to my knowledge, I think it's just from Excel's built-in stock data type now. If I open a different workbook that doesn't use them, I don't get the disclaimer.
– David D.
Jan 9 at 0:46
If it is a "Excel's built-in stock data type.." then just replacing the data type with a normal integer / number shall remove it.
– p._phidot_
Jan 9 at 8:30
Yeah, I understand that, but I was hoping to be able to keep the stock data type in the workbook without the banner always coming up, but it doesn't seem like I can. Oh well, it's only a minor annoyance. Thanks for your help, @p._phidot_!
– David D.
Jan 10 at 23:38
Sorry, couldn't help. Just sharing what I'll do if I face the same thing.. good luck.. ( :
– p._phidot_
Jan 11 at 2:21
tried to disable/remove all Excel-plug-ins.. ? Seems like a third-party software (Bloomberg-like) disclaimer to me.
– p._phidot_
Jan 8 at 7:06
tried to disable/remove all Excel-plug-ins.. ? Seems like a third-party software (Bloomberg-like) disclaimer to me.
– p._phidot_
Jan 8 at 7:06
No plugins being used to my knowledge, I think it's just from Excel's built-in stock data type now. If I open a different workbook that doesn't use them, I don't get the disclaimer.
– David D.
Jan 9 at 0:46
No plugins being used to my knowledge, I think it's just from Excel's built-in stock data type now. If I open a different workbook that doesn't use them, I don't get the disclaimer.
– David D.
Jan 9 at 0:46
If it is a "Excel's built-in stock data type.." then just replacing the data type with a normal integer / number shall remove it.
– p._phidot_
Jan 9 at 8:30
If it is a "Excel's built-in stock data type.." then just replacing the data type with a normal integer / number shall remove it.
– p._phidot_
Jan 9 at 8:30
Yeah, I understand that, but I was hoping to be able to keep the stock data type in the workbook without the banner always coming up, but it doesn't seem like I can. Oh well, it's only a minor annoyance. Thanks for your help, @p._phidot_!
– David D.
Jan 10 at 23:38
Yeah, I understand that, but I was hoping to be able to keep the stock data type in the workbook without the banner always coming up, but it doesn't seem like I can. Oh well, it's only a minor annoyance. Thanks for your help, @p._phidot_!
– David D.
Jan 10 at 23:38
Sorry, couldn't help. Just sharing what I'll do if I face the same thing.. good luck.. ( :
– p._phidot_
Jan 11 at 2:21
Sorry, couldn't help. Just sharing what I'll do if I face the same thing.. good luck.. ( :
– p._phidot_
Jan 11 at 2:21
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tried to disable/remove all Excel-plug-ins.. ? Seems like a third-party software (Bloomberg-like) disclaimer to me.
– p._phidot_
Jan 8 at 7:06
No plugins being used to my knowledge, I think it's just from Excel's built-in stock data type now. If I open a different workbook that doesn't use them, I don't get the disclaimer.
– David D.
Jan 9 at 0:46
If it is a "Excel's built-in stock data type.." then just replacing the data type with a normal integer / number shall remove it.
– p._phidot_
Jan 9 at 8:30
Yeah, I understand that, but I was hoping to be able to keep the stock data type in the workbook without the banner always coming up, but it doesn't seem like I can. Oh well, it's only a minor annoyance. Thanks for your help, @p._phidot_!
– David D.
Jan 10 at 23:38
Sorry, couldn't help. Just sharing what I'll do if I face the same thing.. good luck.. ( :
– p._phidot_
Jan 11 at 2:21