It can be done, but it involves the use of SendKeys which isn't too stable.

This is an example, but you may need to tune it

With Application
.SendKeys "%{F11}", True ' VBE
.SendKeys "^r", True ' Set focus to Explorer
.SendKeys "{TAB}", True ' Tab to locked project
.SendKeys "~", True ' Enter
.SendKeys "password"
.SendKeys "~", True ' Enter
End With


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Bob Phillips

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"MikeFullam" wrote in message
...
Is there any way I can unlock a password protected macro so I can update
it
using VBA? Obviously I know what the password is, but the file has been
distributed around the Group and it would be more convenient for the users
to
have this updated rather than reissued