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Protecting Macro's
Kathy,
From the VBA Editor Tools/VBA Project Properties "Protection" tab Check "Lock Project for Viewing" enter the passwords. Note: Excel is in no way secure. It is possible for an experienced user to crack these passwords and get at your code. John Kathy Goldie wrote: Can you protect a macro so a user can not change or delete it |
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Yes that was the answer - I had done that and it still
allowed me to delete - but I was the user deleting, once I logged on as the other users it worked as expected - thanks for your quick response :-) -----Original Message----- Kathy, From the VBA Editor Tools/VBA Project Properties "Protection" tab Check "Lock Project for Viewing" enter the passwords. Note: Excel is in no way secure. It is possible for an experienced user to crack these passwords and get at your code. John Kathy Goldie wrote: Can you protect a macro so a user can not change or delete it . |
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