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you can download the excel file from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g5sKGXZQh94-rv4kT2aG43Och_C92a_g/view?usp=sharing
This sounds like a matter of permissions. When you open a file on your Windows platfoprm for the first time Excel will, in fact, open it in Safe mode. There are two steps from there. One is to enable editing and the other to enable macros, if it's an xlsm file. Normally, you would be asked whether you wan to permit either and the workbook will remain inoperable until you do. Once you grant permission and save the file Windows will remember and not ask again for that file.
This is, of course, a protection against possible viruses in imported files such as you might download or receive by email but it may reasonably also be applied to any other files you open for the first time. The solution lies in your security settings. Somewhere there must be a switch that instructs Windows, Office or Excel to suppress the security procedure. This would cause the two questions not to be asked which would enable you to exit Safe mode and start working withn your files in the normal way.