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wrong password
i some how typed in my password wrong TWICE or i forgot it (which i do not
think is the case) but i can not un-protect a worksheet in MS Excel 2003. is there any thing i can do without starting all over again. |
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wrong password
Yes there is. Offer thanks to Bill gates that Excel internal password
protection is useless and go here. http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html Mike "Josh C" wrote: i some how typed in my password wrong TWICE or i forgot it (which i do not think is the case) but i can not un-protect a worksheet in MS Excel 2003. is there any thing i can do without starting all over again. |
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