Problem: When you open a Microsoft Excel workbook in Spitfire (BFA, SOV, Period Distribution), you may get the following message: SECURITY RISK: Microsoft has blocked macros from running because the
Problem: When you open a Microsoft Excel workbook in Spitfire (BFA, SOV, Period Distribution), you may get the following message: SECURITY RISK: Microsoft has blocked macros from running because the
Question: Sometimes, when I try to open a Word or Excel file in Spitfire, the file does not open, even though the lock icon indicates that it is “checked out.”
Problem: I use Spitfire in Chrome, which in V2020+ should allow me to open Microsoft Word and Excel files from my document’s Attachment tab. However, when I click the icon,
Problem: If you have a complex Budget prep or estimating workbook, Microsoft Excel may discard any preset macro signatures that have been established. The issue is discussed on Microsoft Technet.
Problem: When loading a Microsoft Excel workbook, such as BFA or SOV, the workbook stalls at 74% Set Index. Solution: Microsoft Excel Security Update KB3178690 introduced a problem that affected
Options on the in-column drop-down menu allow you to 1) read a default description of each column, 2) temporarily show or hide columns, and 3) export column data to Microsoft
Note: This article applies only to versions of sfPMS prior to V2020. Question: Can I have Chrome set as my default Browser? How do I use Spitfire’s Office Integrated (IE-based)
Question: When working in the BFA or SOV workbooks, I click Save, but Microsoft Excel prompts me to Save As. How can I fix this? Answer: In newer versions of
Question: How do I set up a new workstation to use the Spitfire Project Management System? Answer: sfPMS is a browser-based web application, so you can pick up a tablet