On average, the macros in an Office document add features to the software and aren't run to render any content. So like toggling a group of settings or inserting some content or whatever. They may change the content, but it's done at a point in time by the user, not each time the document is opened.
And then, on average, most users don't use macros in their documents.
And then, on average, most users don't use macros in their documents.
So yes, negligible.