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protecting macro code
Irishmaninusa,
From the VBA Editor: Tools/VBA Project Properties Select the "Protection" tab Check "Lock Project for Viewing" Enter the passwords. Note: An experienced user can circumvent any passwords if they so desire (including this one). John Irishmaninusa wrote: Hi Everyone, Is there a way to protect a macro from being changed by people who should not be changing the way the macro works? -- J.Daly structuinteractive Ph: 616-364-7423 Fx: 616-364-6941 http://www.structureinteractive.com |
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