Don't worry I figured it out.
Thanks anyways,
Dave
"coddave" wrote:
Hi Norman,
Thanks for the help! I also required some information to be restricted. Out
of curiosity after unhiding the cell, how do you go in at a later time to
change the password? When I click on the sheet it continues to bring the
password screen up over and over. Is there a way to select on the tab and
click view code again?
Sincerely,
Dave
"Norman Jones" wrote:
Hi Michael,
one line of Hayeso's code has wrapped making it appear as two lines. To
obviate the problem, replace:
If InputBox("Please Enter the Password for the " & Me.Name & " Sheet",
"Enter Password") < Password Then
with:
If InputBox("Please Enter the Password for the " _
& Me.Name & " Sheet", "Enter Password") _
< Password Then
---
Regards,
Norman
"Michael Link" wrote in message
...
Hi--
Actually, I just had a few minutes to try to implement this.
Unfortunately,
I'm gettiing a "Syntax Error" message, indicating that there's an
end-of-statement issue. Might you have any ideas what the issue is?
Thanks!
"Hayeso" wrote:
Right Click the Sheet tab and select "View Code" then add
the following code. You can change the password to whatever you like.
Private Const Password As String = "DoubleOhSeven"
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Me.Visible = False
If InputBox("Please Enter the Password for the " & Me.Name & "
Sheet",
"Enter Password") < Password Then
Me.Visible = False
Else
Me.Visible = True
End If
End Sub
"Michael Link" wrote:
Is it possible to protect a sheet in a workbook so that it isn't even
viewable unless you have the password? One of the sheets in my workbook
contaiins highly sensitive information that I don't want most folks to
see,
but I want users to be continue to hide and unhide other elements in
the
workbook to fit their needs.
Is there something I can write in VBA that will do the trick? In the
perfect
world, what would happen is that, when a user clicked on the tab for
the
Sensitive Sheet, a popup box would appear asking for a password. Is
this even
possible?
Help! Any answers would be much appreciated.
Cheers!
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