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excel 2003.
I was wondering if I could have another chart within the workbook that I can
only see. Therefore, when information is entered into the visible chart, I
can check if any changes have been made versus my hidden chart.
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Excel doesn't really have this kind of protection. If you share the workbook
with anyone, then they (if determined enough) can see all your data and charts.

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excel 2003.
I was wondering if I could have another chart within the workbook that I can
only see. Therefore, when information is entered into the visible chart, I
can check if any changes have been made versus my hidden chart.


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You can make the Chart Sheet or Sheet Object on which that chart is embedded
xlVeryHidden from VBE, then password protect your VBA Project.

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excel 2003.
I was wondering if I could have another chart within the workbook that I can
only see. Therefore, when information is entered into the visible chart, I
can check if any changes have been made versus my hidden chart.

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