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I want to set my window options permanent. For example, no gridlines,
no sheet tabs etc…. But some clients know Excel well enough that they would go to tools/options and change it. So is there anyway I could use password to protect the setting of the window options? Thanks |
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Why not put the code to set as you wish in the Workbook _Open event. That
way, even if they change them, next time round, they will be as you wish again. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "NetComm888" wrote in message om... I want to set my window options permanent. For example, no gridlines, no sheet tabs etc.. But some clients know Excel well enough that they would go to tools/options and change it. So is there anyway I could use password to protect the setting of the window options? Thanks |
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Thanks Bob.
yeah, I could do that. Actually that is my last choice. But I'm wondering if technically possible that I could forbid the client from changing the window options. It may not doable at all. |
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