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With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Hello Carlos,
It's Tools, Options, Security -- Texas Wannano "Carlos Correia" wrote: Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a
group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Note that this is supposed to be clearer than menus. Ha.
-- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Thanks for the post,
But the only options that I get a Protect Sheet... Lock Cells... That way I can't protect the workbook from being opened from a person without knowing the password. The thing is, I want to prevent the workbook to be seen from another peorson without knowing the password to open the workbook... where can I find that option on Excel 2007? Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Hi:
That option I know, that's in Excel 2003. But I don't know where to find it in Excel 2007! Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Wannano" wrote: Hello Carlos, It's Tools, Options, Security -- Texas Wannano "Carlos Correia" wrote: Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Hi:
That I know, but I can't find the way to protect the workbook with a password from opening like in Excel 2003. I'm using Excel 2007 beta. Can you tell me the way? Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Dave F" wrote: Note that this is supposed to be clearer than menus. Ha. -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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You asked how to protect the sheet, so that is whata I gave you.
If you ACTUALLY want the workbook, Review TabChanges GroupProtect Workbook. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Thanks for the post, But the only options that I get a Protect Sheet... Lock Cells... That way I can't protect the workbook from being opened from a person without knowing the password. The thing is, I want to prevent the workbook to be seen from another peorson without knowing the password to open the workbook... where can I find that option on Excel 2007? Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Well it ain't difficult, it is just a matter of getting used to it.
-- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Dave F" wrote in message ... Note that this is supposed to be clearer than menus. Ha. -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Have you used the save as options? I,m not running 2007 but in all other
Excel 2003 you protect workbook from open with password from the "save As" / "Tools" / "General", encryption options in 2003 but I don't know it all that changed in 2007! Let me know if this helpe or not please. Dan "Carlos Correia" wrote: Thanks for the post, But the only options that I get a Protect Sheet... Lock Cells... That way I can't protect the workbook from being opened from a person without knowing the password. The thing is, I want to prevent the workbook to be seen from another peorson without knowing the password to open the workbook... where can I find that option on Excel 2007? Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Hi again:
I'm from Portugal, maybe I'm not making myself clear with the subject, sorry! I'll try to explain: In Excel 2003 we can secure the entire file to br protected with a password going trhought the menu Tools Options Security tab and the option 'Password to open'. It's something similar to this. My Excel 2003 is in Portuguese so I'm trying to translate it. But now, with Excel 2007, I can't find that option. Do you know were it is? Regards Thanks for the attention -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: You asked how to protect the sheet, so that is whata I gave you. If you ACTUALLY want the workbook, Review TabChanges GroupProtect Workbook. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Thanks for the post, But the only options that I get a Protect Sheet... Lock Cells... That way I can't protect the workbook from being opened from a person without knowing the password. The thing is, I want to prevent the workbook to be seen from another peorson without knowing the password to open the workbook... where can I find that option on Excel 2007? Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Hi again, I found it...
Thanks... When I do the Save as option, the dialog box has a button called 'Tools' on the lower left corner. If I go there and then choose 'General Options' I can put the password to open the file. Thanks -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: You asked how to protect the sheet, so that is whata I gave you. If you ACTUALLY want the workbook, Review TabChanges GroupProtect Workbook. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Thanks for the post, But the only options that I get a Protect Sheet... Lock Cells... That way I can't protect the workbook from being opened from a person without knowing the password. The thing is, I want to prevent the workbook to be seen from another peorson without knowing the password to open the workbook... where can I find that option on Excel 2007? Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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Hi, precious help... at least I saw the little box now...
When I do the Save as option, the dialog box has a button called 'Tools' on the lower left corner. That wasn't there in Excel 2003. If I click there and then choose 'General Options' I can put the password to open the file. Regards ;) -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "danielocope" wrote: Have you used the save as options? I,m not running 2007 but in all other Excel 2003 you protect workbook from open with password from the "save As" / "Tools" / "General", encryption options in 2003 but I don't know it all that changed in 2007! Let me know if this helpe or not please. Dan "Carlos Correia" wrote: Thanks for the post, But the only options that I get a Protect Sheet... Lock Cells... That way I can't protect the workbook from being opened from a person without knowing the password. The thing is, I want to prevent the workbook to be seen from another peorson without knowing the password to open the workbook... where can I find that option on Excel 2007? Regards -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia "Bob Phillips" wrote: Select the Home tab from the Ribbon, and towards the right edge there is a group called Cells with the Format option on there. Click the Formt dropdown, and you will see Protection at the foot of that menu. -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Carlos Correia" wrote in message ... Hi: With the changes in the layout of the new version of Excel, I can't find the place to protect the opening of the worksheet with a password. I tryed to look but can't find it! Can anywone help me? Thanks for the attention, -- Carlos Alberto Eusébio Correia |
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