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How do I send an Excel attachment so that the recipient cannot al.
I'm trying to send an Excel document as an attachment. I sent it to myself,
but found that I could alter the document while reading it. I want to know how to send any document via email knowing that the document cannot be altered when it's received. Please help! Thanks! |
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You could lock cells and protect the sheet, but that really won't stop many.
Worksheet protection is easily broken. Excel doesn't offer that kind of security. Maybe you could send a picture of the data (print screens or pdf's???). Excel Question wrote: I'm trying to send an Excel document as an attachment. I sent it to myself, but found that I could alter the document while reading it. I want to know how to send any document via email knowing that the document cannot be altered when it's received. Please help! Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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