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Can there be multiple passwords for one spreadsheet?
I would like to have a level of passwords for the spreadsheet our company
works. Some users should have access to the whole sheet and some users would be limited to certain cells. Is this posible? |
Can there be multiple passwords for one spreadsheet?
Yes, a "Change-Event Macro" can be written that will hide or unhide specific
columns and or rows according to the text (username or whatever) entered in a certain cell...........the details are specific to the actual application. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Twin468" wrote: I would like to have a level of passwords for the spreadsheet our company works. Some users should have access to the whole sheet and some users would be limited to certain cells. Is this posible? |
Can there be multiple passwords for one spreadsheet?
Thanks!
"CLR" wrote: Yes, a "Change-Event Macro" can be written that will hide or unhide specific columns and or rows according to the text (username or whatever) entered in a certain cell...........the details are specific to the actual application. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Twin468" wrote: I would like to have a level of passwords for the spreadsheet our company works. Some users should have access to the whole sheet and some users would be limited to certain cells. Is this posible? |
Can there be multiple passwords for one spreadsheet?
Happy to help.............
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Twin468" wrote: Thanks! "CLR" wrote: Yes, a "Change-Event Macro" can be written that will hide or unhide specific columns and or rows according to the text (username or whatever) entered in a certain cell...........the details are specific to the actual application. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Twin468" wrote: I would like to have a level of passwords for the spreadsheet our company works. Some users should have access to the whole sheet and some users would be limited to certain cells. Is this posible? |
Can there be multiple passwords for one spreadsheet?
xl2002+ has this ability.
Tools|protection|allow users to edit ranges Before xl2002, you could supply macros that only offer the user what you want them to do. Twin468 wrote: I would like to have a level of passwords for the spreadsheet our company works. Some users should have access to the whole sheet and some users would be limited to certain cells. Is this posible? -- Dave Peterson |
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