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Excel Macro to open password protected workbooks?
I've got a macro that opens other Excel workbooks to pull specific data that
constantly changes. These workbooks are password protected. Is there language I can put in the macro to fill the password field? Right now when I run the macro, I need to manually enter the password for each workbook that the macro opens. Thanks! Darren |
Excel Macro to open password protected workbooks?
One suggestion: record a macro during which you force a password-protected
workbook to open and see what code XL puts in for such an action. Then use that. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "DBM" wrote: I've got a macro that opens other Excel workbooks to pull specific data that constantly changes. These workbooks are password protected. Is there language I can put in the macro to fill the password field? Right now when I run the macro, I need to manually enter the password for each workbook that the macro opens. Thanks! Darren |
Excel Macro to open password protected workbooks?
Take a look at VBA's help for workbooks.open.
Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:\my documents\excel\book1.xls", _ Password:="PWD111" DBM wrote: I've got a macro that opens other Excel workbooks to pull specific data that constantly changes. These workbooks are password protected. Is there language I can put in the macro to fill the password field? Right now when I run the macro, I need to manually enter the password for each workbook that the macro opens. Thanks! Darren -- Dave Peterson |
Excel Macro to open password protected workbooks?
I couldn't get the password to work, however I was able to change the
workbooks that were protected to be read only. I could then open the workbooks with the following string without having to manually click 'Read Only'. Thanks for your help!! Workbooks.Open "C:\my documents\excel\book1.xls", , True "Dave Peterson" wrote: Take a look at VBA's help for workbooks.open. Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:\my documents\excel\book1.xls", _ Password:="PWD111" DBM wrote: I've got a macro that opens other Excel workbooks to pull specific data that constantly changes. These workbooks are password protected. Is there language I can put in the macro to fill the password field? Right now when I run the macro, I need to manually enter the password for each workbook that the macro opens. Thanks! Darren -- Dave Peterson |
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