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Hi,
I'm just wondering is that "feature" or "bug"? I've found two sets of magic password's combinations: try protect sheet with "en" and you're able to unlock it with "se"! the same for "fo" and "tf" so passwords like 123en345 and 123se345 are THE SAME!!! any comments? |
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Normal behavior. See
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html for an explanation. In article , Vit wrote: I'm just wondering is that "feature" or "bug"? I've found two sets of magic password's combinations: try protect sheet with "en" and you're able to unlock it with "se"! the same for "fo" and "tf" so passwords like 123en345 and 123se345 are THE SAME!!! |
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