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Sorry but no luck recreating the problem starting with a workbook in Excel
2003. -- Jim "Gizmo" wrote in message ... | If I create a workbook in 07 and protect it, password is required to | unprotect. Only the workbook I created in 03 and converted to 07 doesn't | require a password except on sheet1. | | "Jim Rech" wrote: | | I couldn't duplicate your problem. After running this code I had to input | the password for each sheet individually to unprotect it.. | | Sub ProtectAllSheets() | Dim WS As Worksheet | For Each WS In Worksheets | WS.Protect "a", True, True, True | Next | End Sub | | -- | Jim | "Gizmo" wrote in message | ... | |I just got upgraded to Excel 07. I am trying to use an app I created in | Excel | | 03. After converting the file to .xlsm, I started to check to make sure | all | | the code is working correctly. Everything is fine except for the sheet and | | workbook protection. Excel 07 is only requiring me to input the password | on | | sheet 1. All the other sheets "Unprotect" by simply clicking on the | unprotect | | sheet button in the review ribbon. All my "Subs" starts and ends with | | workbook and worksheet unprotect/protect. | | Is this how 07 is supposed to work? What good is sheet protection then? | | |
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