Protected Worksheets
 

Hi

I have a workbook I want to send to other users. This
workbook has protected worksheets. The worksheets have to
be password protected.

How do I create a macro which will unprotect and after
completed the task protect the worksheet without asking
the user for the password I have set.

Regards

Sham

Protected Worksheets
 

Look in excel help at the protect and unprotect method.

If using xl2000 or earlier, you can set the userinterfaceonly property to
true and your macro can manipulate the worksheet. In xl2002 and later, you
have to supply the password to set this. You would include the password in
your code. Then protect the project in the VBE so the user can not see the
code.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Shamsul Islam" wrote in message
...
Hi

I have a workbook I want to send to other users. This
workbook has protected worksheets. The worksheets have to
be password protected.

How do I create a macro which will unprotect and after
completed the task protect the worksheet without asking
the user for the password I have set.

Regards

Sham

Protected Worksheets
 

How do you include the password in the code?

-----Original Message-----
Look in excel help at the protect and unprotect method.

If using xl2000 or earlier, you can set the
userinterfaceonly property to
true and your macro can manipulate the worksheet. In
xl2002 and later, you
have to supply the password to set this. You would
include the password in
your code. Then protect the project in the VBE so the
user can not see the
code.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Shamsul Islam"
wrote in message
...
Hi

I have a workbook I want to send to other users. This
workbook has protected worksheets. The worksheets have
to
be password protected.

How do I create a macro which will unprotect and after
completed the task protect the worksheet without asking
the user for the password I have set.

Regards

Sham




.

Protected Worksheets
 

Activesheet.Protect Password:="ABCD"

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


wrote in message
...
How do you include the password in the code?

-----Original Message-----
Look in excel help at the protect and unprotect method.

If using xl2000 or earlier, you can set the
userinterfaceonly property to
true and your macro can manipulate the worksheet. In
xl2002 and later, you
have to supply the password to set this. You would
include the password in
your code. Then protect the project in the VBE so the
user can not see the
code.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Shamsul Islam"
wrote in message
...
Hi

I have a workbook I want to send to other users. This
workbook has protected worksheets. The worksheets have
to
be password protected.

How do I create a macro which will unprotect and after
completed the task protect the worksheet without asking
the user for the password I have set.

Regards

Sham




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