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richard pabey

Admin Password for multiple workbooks
 

Hi,

I'm creating multiple workbooks in excel for designated persons, and
they are suppose to look at them, each having a different password for
security reasons. Now, is there any way to also create an administrator
password, so that with only one password i would have access to all
workbooks?

That way everyone will have its own password without knowing the
other's, and one person will be able to access all workbooks with only
one password.

Thank you.

Richard


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Dave Peterson

Admin Password for multiple workbooks
 
That's not the way excel's password works.

But you could give the admin a workbook that has some sort of menu system in it
that opens a selected file--and supplies the password for that file. (So each
file could have its own password--but the admin only needs to know the password
of the "master" workbook.)



richard pabey wrote:

Hi,

I'm creating multiple workbooks in excel for designated persons, and
they are suppose to look at them, each having a different password for
security reasons. Now, is there any way to also create an administrator
password, so that with only one password i would have access to all
workbooks?

That way everyone will have its own password without knowing the
other's, and one person will be able to access all workbooks with only
one password.

Thank you.

Richard

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