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How do I "lock" Excel macros/vba code? I have a protected
workbook template in Excel 2000 but the use can still edit my macros and vba code. Can this be locked? Thanks Cindy |
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Cindy,
In the VBA Editor, go to the Tools menu, choose VBA Project Properties, then the Protection tab. There, check the "Lock Project For Viewing" checkbox and enter a password. Note that the password isn't terribly secure. There are a variety of methods that can break passwords. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Cindy" wrote in message ... How do I "lock" Excel macros/vba code? I have a protected workbook template in Excel 2000 but the use can still edit my macros and vba code. Can this be locked? Thanks Cindy |
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![]() VBA Project Viewer Right click on your project Select VBA Project Properties Select Protection Lock and assign a password bueno suerto. |
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