My first thought would be to insert a message box in the button's code which
asks for a password. If the password is not given, or "Cancel" is clicked,
the macro will abort. You could either include the password in the code or
have the code refer to a cell on a hidden (and protected) sheet. I woiuld
even go so far as to have the font of that cell white so the password is not
visible to anyone who unhides the sheet.
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Best wishes,

Jim


"newguyA14" wrote:

I need to know how to set a command button, which clears many pages of
information to be there, but only accessable to the right people. E. I.
those with the password. I don't want anyone to clear by accident. Is there
a way to protect only that button and leave the rest of the sheet accessable
to everyone else in the shared workbook? Can this be done with a setting or
with a string of programming. Please help.

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