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E-mailing a Protected Worksheet
I just e-mailed a password protected worksheet through excel to myself.
(FileSend ToMail Recipient (as Attachment)...). So I open the e-mail through outlook and then open the excel file that was attached. Why is it that I can unprotect the worksheet without being prompted for a password? Shouldn't it prompt me for a password if I'm trying to unprotect the worksheet? |
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E-mailing a Protected Worksheet
Only if you gave it a password when you protected it.
I would say you should test it again, Gabe. :) ************ Hope it helps! Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com Check out the NEWsgroup stats! Check out: www.ExcelUserConference.com "Gabe" wrote in message ... I just e-mailed a password protected worksheet through excel to myself. (FileSend ToMail Recipient (as Attachment)...). So I open the e-mail through outlook and then open the excel file that was attached. Why is it that I can unprotect the worksheet without being prompted for a password? Shouldn't it prompt me for a password if I'm trying to unprotect the worksheet? |
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