AFAIK protecting the macro by locking the associated project for viewing
should not affect its assigned shortcut key.

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Vasant

"David C." wrote in message
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Hello,

I would like to protect my VBA macro from being read or changed by users
of
my excel workbook.
Of course, I first tryed the project VBA protection (option menu)

But the point is that...
this also stop the shortcut keys (CTRL+....) on macro

I would like to call some macro with CTRL keys, and still protect the
code.

How to do this ?
thank you...

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David C.