Do you mean Unprotect?
You could use:

ActiveSheet.Unprotect("yourpassword")

But then the password can be read in the module if the
project is not locked for viewing.

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I've got a spreadsheet with some cells that need to be
locked on it.
However, I need to then unlock the sheet when a macro is
run over it
which hides some columns. Is there a way to unlock a
spreadsheet that
has password protection?
When I use the command ".unlock" it comes up with a
prompt for the
password. Can I somehow put that into the code?
Basically I need to unlock the sheet to run a macro, but
I can't seem
to totally automate it for other users as currently I get
a prompt for
the password.
Any ideas?
Thanks for your help,
Paul


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