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Hi all,

I have developed a template form to collect data. The data
after being entered on the form it is stored on additional
sheets within the workbook for collect later.

I have written & stored 2 marcos within the workbook. One
protects the sheet from users selecting locked cells &
hides the additional sheets in the workbook. The other
unprotects the sheet & unhides the additional sheets.

I have saved the template after using the 'Protect' marco.

My problem is this:

When the template is opened as a new workbook the locked
cells are available to the user. I can still manually
activate the 'Protect' macro to block access to the locked
cells.

Is there something Im doing wrong in the 'set-up'
or 'programing'? or
Can a macro be set to activate when a new workbook is
opened?

Thanks for any assitance on this matter.

Dick Johnson
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Private Sub Workbook_Open
'Your code goes here
'
'
End Sub

This will fire the macro as soon as you open the workbook.

Amit


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Hi all,

I have developed a template form to collect data. The data
after being entered on the form it is stored on additional
sheets within the workbook for collect later.

I have written & stored 2 marcos within the workbook. One
protects the sheet from users selecting locked cells &
hides the additional sheets in the workbook. The other
unprotects the sheet & unhides the additional sheets.

I have saved the template after using the 'Protect' marco.

My problem is this:

When the template is opened as a new workbook the locked
cells are available to the user. I can still manually
activate the 'Protect' macro to block access to the locked
cells.

Is there something Im doing wrong in the 'set-up'
or 'programing'? or
Can a macro be set to activate when a new workbook is
opened?

Thanks for any assitance on this matter.

Dick Johnson



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Thanks Amit, problem solved

-----Original Message-----
Private Sub Workbook_Open
'Your code goes here
'
'
End Sub

This will fire the macro as soon as you open the workbook.

Amit


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Hi all,

I have developed a template form to collect data. The

data
after being entered on the form it is stored on

additional
sheets within the workbook for collect later.

I have written & stored 2 marcos within the workbook.

One
protects the sheet from users selecting locked cells &
hides the additional sheets in the workbook. The other
unprotects the sheet & unhides the additional sheets.

I have saved the template after using the 'Protect'

marco.

My problem is this:

When the template is opened as a new workbook the locked
cells are available to the user. I can still manually
activate the 'Protect' macro to block access to the

locked
cells.

Is there something Im doing wrong in the 'set-up'
or 'programing'? or
Can a macro be set to activate when a new workbook is
opened?

Thanks for any assitance on this matter.

Dick Johnson



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