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lock spreadsheet by date
Is there a way that I can password protect a workbook so that it will lock
all within a set time frame? |
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Not with any real assurance.
Almost anything I would do would rely on macros and macros can be disabled. Carl wrote: Is there a way that I can password protect a workbook so that it will lock all within a set time frame? -- Dave Peterson |
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Do you have any suggestions on how I could do something of a similar natire?
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Not with any real assurance. Almost anything I would do would rely on macros and macros can be disabled. Carl wrote: Is there a way that I can password protect a workbook so that it will lock all within a set time frame? -- Dave Peterson |
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Nothing that would actually work in all cases.
You could add a routine that would lock the sheets if after a certain date. But that protection is easily broken. Carl wrote: Do you have any suggestions on how I could do something of a similar natire? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Not with any real assurance. Almost anything I would do would rely on macros and macros can be disabled. Carl wrote: Is there a way that I can password protect a workbook so that it will lock all within a set time frame? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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