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I have a document in my computer that I use all of the time. It is an excel
spreadsheet. I have a blank one that I add info. to and then I save it as that date so that I will still have my blank one for the next week. Everthing worked fine like that for a couple of months. Then one day I went to open the document and it keeps asking me for a password. I did not password protect it and therefore I do not know the password. Can you tell me how to get rid of that? Or how to reset the password when I don't even know what the password currently is because it just appeared. I did not put it in there. Melody |
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Well it sounds as if somebody has, Melody!
If the password is needed to open the file, then someone has either put a workbook password on it, or you are trying to open it from a server or Sharepoint site that you don't have access to. There are a number of password crack programs on the Net or alternatively somebody in the newsgroup may come up with a macro (which I doubt, 'cos I've tried!) I use a password cracker that I had to pay for (about $10) - and it works. Do a Google for excel Workbook passwords and you should find one. Hope that helps Phil |
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