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I am trying to help a friend with an Excel project. She is a teacher. We
are using Excel 2002. She would like to have 30 files for 30 people on a network drive everyone can access Each of the 30 files would be password protected. (Save As, Tools, General Options). Each person could access her own file but no one else's. She would like me to create a Grand Total sheet that would take data from each of the 30 files and link the data to show the overall totals. Everyone could see the totals, but they could not see the individual scores each teacher had. I can do all of the above. The problem is that when you open the Grand Total file which is not password protected, you are told that the links must be updated. If you click to update, you are then prompted for all the passwords. This is too much work for each person to do, plus it gives them passwords to get into the 30 files so there goes your security. I guess I am asking two contradictory things from Excel. First, I am saying I want to password protect some data in the 30 files. But then I want Excel to make the data available in the Grand Total sheet for anyone to see. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I could set up Excel to achieve my goals? Or am I asking the impossible? TIA |
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