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Linking EXCEL WORKBOOKS
I need help setting up a security workbook to be opened by
other workbooks using VBA in Excel. The "Security check" workbook will check what information a user is allowed to view from the original workbook. The "security check" workbook contains a userform for entry of password. Base on the password, variable values will be set to the original workbook for further processing. |
Linking EXCEL WORKBOOKS
You can do that with just the one workbook. What kind of help did you
have in mind? - Pikus --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Linking EXCEL WORKBOOKS
If the user disables macros, I guess they can view whatever they want.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote in message ... I need help setting up a security workbook to be opened by other workbooks using VBA in Excel. The "Security check" workbook will check what information a user is allowed to view from the original workbook. The "security check" workbook contains a userform for entry of password. Base on the password, variable values will be set to the original workbook for further processing. |
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