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Password protected Excel File
I work at a service desk and I have a user that has forgotten their security
password to open an excel file. I know you can run macros to reset the password for a workbook or worksheet but can you do the same for a password required to open the file? |
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Password protected Excel File
You could search google for password removers.
http://www.lostpassword.com/ is one. (I've never used it.) IT Service Agent wrote: I work at a service desk and I have a user that has forgotten their security password to open an excel file. I know you can run macros to reset the password for a workbook or worksheet but can you do the same for a password required to open the file? -- Dave Peterson |
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