
But if you’re on a work computer or if you ever use macros to automate tasks, I might leave it be and hide it just in case. If this entire time I’ve been talking about macros, you’ve had no idea what they are and why you’d need them, then you can probably safely delete Personal.xlsb from this folder. You can view your macros from the Developer tab in Excel. This month, we’re announcing some top requested features like tracking changes in Excel and live transcriptions in Teams, as well as some soon-to-be-favorites like meeting recaps, turning Word.

But then you’d be losing the macros that you’ve saved. View live transcripts in Microsoft Teams meetings, track Excel changes, and increase hybrid work securityhere’s what’s new to Microsoft 365. In theory, another way you could get rid of Personal.xlsb is to delete it from this folder. As explained by Microsoft, youre not able to change the macro security settings if an administrator in your organization has changed the default settings with. In fact, anything you place here will open automatically when you launch Excel. You should know that this file is normally stored in the C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART folder.

In this way, you’ll still have access to the macros you’ve recorded, but you won’t see that pesky Personal.xlsb window anymore. Now, Personal.xlsb will continue to open, but it’ll be hidden from view. The quickest way to get rid of it is to go to the View tab and click Hide. But for one reason or another, it can become unhidden. In QuickBooks, go to the Reports menu and select Reports Center. Chances are, it’s been there a lot longer than you realize. You can then repeat this process for other Office applications. Consequently, restoring all the menus will restore Microsoft Excel to its defaults.

This will restore the menu to its original settings. When someone views the workbook properties through the Document. Right-click the menu you want to restore and then click the 'Reset' button. The author of a Microsoft Excel 2010 workbook represents the owner of the document. By default, Personal.xlsb will be hidden when Excel launches. Click on the 'Tools' menu and then click 'Customize.'.
