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Printing
Is it possible to protect an excel file from being printed by someone else?
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I don't how to do that without a macro...
using macro, you can use the event of the workbook BeforePrint like this: Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean) Cancel = True End Sub -- A+ V. "Al" wrote: Is it possible to protect an excel file from being printed by someone else? |
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Not really.
Even if you used Vincnet's suggestion, the user could disable macros (or even events) and print. Or even copy your data to a worksheet in another workbook and print from there. Al wrote: Is it possible to protect an excel file from being printed by someone else? -- Dave Peterson |
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"?B?QWw=?=" wrote in
: Is it possible to protect an excel file from being printed by someone else? Only by GT-DDS: Go There and either Disable, Destroy or Steel their printer! ;-))) -- It is I, DeauDeau (Free after monsieur Leclerc in 'Allo, 'allo) |
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