Because .xla is a legacy format, it is often installed manually:
files still work in Excel 365, they are "hidden" by design—you won't see a new tab on your ribbon; the functions simply become available in your formula bar. Alternative : Many users now prefer the Sureshaddin.xla
Many Excel files ( .xlsx , .xlsm ) might reference this add-in. If you delete Sureshaddin.xla , those spreadsheets will show #NAME? errors whenever they try to call a custom formula from the add-in. Because
: Converts a numeric value into the Indian currency format in words. =INR(cell) errors whenever they try to call a custom
Because .xla files contain executable VBA code, they can be used to spread macro viruses. If you did not intentionally install this add-in or if it appeared suddenly, it should be treated with caution. According to security discussions , users should evaluate its potential implications and handle it as an unknown script if the origin is unclear. How to Manage or Remove Sureshaddin.xla
' Sub-item: Unprotect All Set SubMenuItem = MenuItem.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton) SubMenuItem.Caption = "Unprotect All Sheets" SubMenuItem.OnAction = "UnprotectAllSheets"