There is a way to "extract" the code without any password cracking involved.
However - this is usually done if the code is not too long codes.
If your size of your code fills that condition - I'm willing to do it for you.
The code will be returned to you as "TEXT" and you'll have to paste it into
a new WB after copying all the sheets from the locked WB to the ne one.
My mail address can be found in my profile.
**** Pls out "Toms VBA Code" into the subject line of your mail message.
Micky


"Tom" wrote:

I just got an excel VBA app to make changes to, however, there is a password
on the code/project and no one knows the password to access the code. Is
there a way (without any hacking tools, can't use them in the enterprise) to
remove the password so I can access the code and make changes to the app?

I'm running excel 2007. I really don't want to have to rewrite the app for a
few changes because no one has the password to the thing