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Password for Running the Macro
I am not that familar with VB in Excel, though I could manage to write/copy
the code for running the macro when we give a password in the MSG Box. Here what like to know is How to make the charaters not to be displayed instead it should display ****** as usual practice for passwords. Thanks inn advance for immediate help. |
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Password for Running the Macro
Naveen,
I'm sure it's possible with code but a far simpler way is to put a textbox on a userform and set the textbox password property to (say) * and get you password input that way. Mike "Naveen" wrote: I am not that familar with VB in Excel, though I could manage to write/copy the code for running the macro when we give a password in the MSG Box. Here what like to know is How to make the charaters not to be displayed instead it should display ****** as usual practice for passwords. Thanks inn advance for immediate help. |
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Password for Running the Macro
Thanks for the immediate response. I will also need the code for the user
form or to link this user form to the existing module(at present where the charaters are visible) Rgds "Mike H" wrote: Naveen, I'm sure it's possible with code but a far simpler way is to put a textbox on a userform and set the textbox password property to (say) * and get you password input that way. Mike "Naveen" wrote: I am not that familar with VB in Excel, though I could manage to write/copy the code for running the macro when we give a password in the MSG Box. Here what like to know is How to make the charaters not to be displayed instead it should display ****** as usual practice for passwords. Thanks inn advance for immediate help. |
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Password for Running the Macro
Thanks for the immediate response. I will also need the code for the user
form or to link this user form to the existing module(at present where the charaters are visible) "Mike H" wrote: Naveen, I'm sure it's possible with code but a far simpler way is to put a textbox on a userform and set the textbox password property to (say) * and get you password input that way. Mike "Naveen" wrote: I am not that familar with VB in Excel, though I could manage to write/copy the code for running the macro when we give a password in the MSG Box. Here what like to know is How to make the charaters not to be displayed instead it should display ****** as usual practice for passwords. Thanks inn advance for immediate help. |
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