![]() In a statement given to TechCrunch, Microsoft said it paused the rollout while it “makes some additional changes to enhance usability”. ![]() ![]() This comes shortly after Microsoft halted the rollout of the macros-blocking feature citing unspecified “user feedback.” It’s thought the initial rollout, which kicked off at the beginning of June, caused issues for organizations using macros to automate routine processes, such as data collection or running certain tasks. In a new update, the technology giant said that it will start blocking Office macros by default starting from July 27. Microsoft confirmed this week that it will soon start blocking Visual Basic Applications (VBA) macros in Office apps by default after quietly rolling back the change earlier this month. ![]()
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