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Trying Hard

Protect Worksheet from Copy Past
 
Hello,

I am using Excel 2000. I also have some delicate files which I have
protected the sheets and workbook. In these protected sheets I have some
hidden rows / columns but I notice I can; select all/copy/past to a new
workbook, and this will reveal ALL the hidden information.

Q: How can I protect a worksheet / workbook from being copy and pasted to a
new worksheet to reveal it's hidden information?

--
Thank you,

Trying Hard

Anne Troy

Protect Worksheet from Copy Past
 
You cannot. There is no "real" security. If you don't want someone to see
the information, remove it before you send the workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
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"Trying Hard" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I am using Excel 2000. I also have some delicate files which I have
protected the sheets and workbook. In these protected sheets I have some
hidden rows / columns but I notice I can; select all/copy/past to a new
workbook, and this will reveal ALL the hidden information.

Q: How can I protect a worksheet / workbook from being copy and pasted to
a
new worksheet to reveal it's hidden information?

--
Thank you,

Trying Hard




Trying Hard

Protect Worksheet from Copy Past
 
Anne,

I actually linked the pertinent information to another page/hid the linked
page/and protect the workbook; this works for me :?)

I do appreciate your quick reply

--
Thank you,

Trying Hard


"Anne Troy" wrote:

You cannot. There is no "real" security. If you don't want someone to see
the information, remove it before you send the workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
Check out the NEWsgroup stats!
Check out: www.ExcelUserConference.com

"Trying Hard" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I am using Excel 2000. I also have some delicate files which I have
protected the sheets and workbook. In these protected sheets I have some
hidden rows / columns but I notice I can; select all/copy/past to a new
workbook, and this will reveal ALL the hidden information.

Q: How can I protect a worksheet / workbook from being copy and pasted to
a
new worksheet to reveal it's hidden information?

--
Thank you,

Trying Hard





Anne Troy

Protect Worksheet from Copy Past
 
There are many ways to hack a protected worksheet or workbook.
I would NEVER send confidential information. Better that you should develop
a way to take the needed data and transfer it to a new workbook and send
ONLY that data. Otherwise, you are assuming your users are either
technically illiterate or that they don't own password-cracking software.
Just be careful. :)
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
Check out the NEWsgroup stats!
Check out: www.ExcelUserConference.com

"Trying Hard" wrote in message
...
Anne,

I actually linked the pertinent information to another page/hid the linked
page/and protect the workbook; this works for me :?)

I do appreciate your quick reply

--
Thank you,

Trying Hard


"Anne Troy" wrote:

You cannot. There is no "real" security. If you don't want someone to see
the information, remove it before you send the workbook.
************
Hope it helps!
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com
Check out the NEWsgroup stats!
Check out: www.ExcelUserConference.com

"Trying Hard" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I am using Excel 2000. I also have some delicate files which I have
protected the sheets and workbook. In these protected sheets I have
some
hidden rows / columns but I notice I can; select all/copy/past to a new
workbook, and this will reveal ALL the hidden information.

Q: How can I protect a worksheet / workbook from being copy and pasted
to
a
new worksheet to reveal it's hidden information?

--
Thank you,

Trying Hard








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