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Regards,

RD

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"Tyro" wrote in message
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You say "In Excel 2003 you could ......" That implies you're not using
Excel 2003. What version are you using?

Tyro

"MED" wrote in message
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My workbook is password protected and I no longer need that protection to
open it. In EXCEL 2003 you could just go to file and type in the password
and
change options.