I recorded a macro to protect a sheet and then then workbook - and I input a
password. The recorded macro protects both the sheet and workbook - but
doesnt use a password. Is there a syntax to use to protect them with a
password ?
This is my code for recording the macro.

Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveWorkbook.Protect Structu=True, Windows:=False

Thanks,
Yosef

Yosef

lookup Protect in the VBA Help

ActiveSheet.Protect Password:=drowssap

ActiveWorkbook.Protect Password:=drowssap

ThisWorkbook.Protect Password:=drowssap

Regards

Trevor


"ynissel" wrote in message
...
I recorded a macro to protect a sheet and then then workbook - and I input
a
password. The recorded macro protects both the sheet and workbook - but
doesnt use a password. Is there a syntax to use to protect them with a
password ?
This is my code for recording the macro.

Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveWorkbook.Protect Structu=True, Windows:=False

Thanks,
Yosef

Im not a programmer so the help was a bit too confusing for me.
Ill copy in your syntax and see what happens. I assume drowssap is your
actual password ?
Thanks
"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote:

Yosef

lookup Protect in the VBA Help

ActiveSheet.Protect Password:=drowssap

ActiveWorkbook.Protect Password:=drowssap

ThisWorkbook.Protect Password:=drowssap

Regards

Trevor


"ynissel" wrote in message
...
I recorded a macro to protect a sheet and then then workbook - and I input
a
password. The recorded macro protects both the sheet and workbook - but
doesnt use a password. Is there a syntax to use to protect them with a
password ?
This is my code for recording the macro.

Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveWorkbook.Protect Structu=True, Windows:=False

Thanks,
Yosef

Needs to be in quotes if it is the actual password ... my omission. Unless
you have a variable called drowssap with your password in it.

Yes, I'm sure the help on this used to be more simple than it is now.

Regards

Trevor


"ynissel" wrote in message
...
Im not a programmer so the help was a bit too confusing for me.
Ill copy in your syntax and see what happens. I assume drowssap is your
actual password ?
Thanks
"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote:

Yosef

lookup Protect in the VBA Help

ActiveSheet.Protect Password:=drowssap

ActiveWorkbook.Protect Password:=drowssap

ThisWorkbook.Protect Password:=drowssap

Regards

Trevor


"ynissel" wrote in message
...
I recorded a macro to protect a sheet and then then workbook - and I
input
a
password. The recorded macro protects both the sheet and workbook -
but
doesnt use a password. Is there a syntax to use to protect them with a
password ?
This is my code for recording the macro.

Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveWorkbook.Protect Structu=True, Windows:=False

Thanks,
Yosef