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You should realize that nothing you do will absolutely prevent a
somewhat educated user from opening or using your workbook after the time you specify. Using a macro is an OK idea, but if the user doesn't enable macros (e.g., has XL's security level set to High), the macro will never fire. A frequent suggestion is to hide your data sheet, leaving a sheet exposed that tells the user to enable macros. Then in the Workbook_Open event, unhide the data sheet and hide the "splash" sheet. This also requires that you hide the data sheet in the Workbook_BeforeSave() event (or try to prevent saving altogether). And of course, nothing would prevent a user from copying your data and pasting it into an unprotected workbook. In article , "Chris" wrote: thanks guys, I cant claim to understand how to achieve it right now but I am now looking in the right direction and will have a go! any more ideas - especially those more closely related to my ability - greatfully recieved. |
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