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For a worksheet I developed, for use by different types of users, I
need 2 levels of authorisation for using this sheet. I'm think of using Active Directory Usergroup information to identify the type of user that is using the worksheet. So A. Is there a way to identify the Active Directory Usergroups of user that has open the worksheet? Or B. Is there another way to implement authorisation? Bert van den Brink |
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Hi Bert,
Something like this should work: http://www.myitforum.com/articles/11/view.asp?id=3259 This example is VBScript, so you'll want to declare the variables explicitly. But it should do what you are looking for. -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] Bert v.d. Brink wrote: For a worksheet I developed, for use by different types of users, I need 2 levels of authorisation for using this sheet. I'm think of using Active Directory Usergroup information to identify the type of user that is using the worksheet. So A. Is there a way to identify the Active Directory Usergroups of user that has open the worksheet? Or B. Is there another way to implement authorisation? Bert van den Brink |
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