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Hi everyone, I want to somehow protect a worksheet from being overwritten. My worksheet has passwords to open and to modify, but I hadn't realised that it was possible to overwrite it when another xls is saved using Saved as and my worksheet's name entered. When I tried this out with dummy files I didn't even get a message saying that this file exists and do I want to overwrite. Is there a built in way of stopping this happening or can a macro stop it? I am really hoping that someone can help :-) Thanking you in advance -- Smudge |
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