Looks like a false positive, but could you offer an explanation of what's being detected as "Trojan.Autoit.Wirus", what it does, and how it's harmless?
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I have no idea about what exactly is being detected by vba32, hopefully someone with more knowledge can see your comment and offer more insight.
I used to write scripts in autoit and I had to whitelist the scripts on client computers. Virus protection would really freak out when I put mouse click into a script. Don't know if it's the case with this program though.