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How to disable VIEW CODE in the tab of a workbook
I hope someone can help me with this. I have been able to disable the
shortcut keys to prevent people from viewing my macros, running the macro editor, added password to my macros and so fort, but need to find a way to hide or disable people from right clicking on the tab and viewing the VIEW CODE selection. How can I grey this out? Please email with answer at: thanks in advance |
How to disable VIEW CODE in the tab of a workbook
This really isn't likely to do you any good since any VBA solution you
come up with can be defeated by opening your workbook with macros disabled. However, you can do it using: Application.CommandBars("Ply").Controls("View Code").Enabled = False Even with macros enabled, a sufficiently clever person might bypass this by creating a toolbar with the View Code or Visual Basic Editor control button on it. I normally replace the standard toolbar with one I create that has a button like that. In article , Marcello do Guzman wrote: I hope someone can help me with this. I have been able to disable the shortcut keys to prevent people from viewing my macros, running the macro editor, added password to my macros and so fort, but need to find a way to hide or disable people from right clicking on the tab and viewing the VIEW CODE selection. How can I grey this out? Please email with answer at: thanks in advance |
How to disable VIEW CODE in the tab of a workbook
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Application.CommandBars("Ply").Controls("View Code").Enabled = False 'True to enable again Regards, Greg -----Original Message----- I hope someone can help me with this. I have been able to disable the shortcut keys to prevent people from viewing my macros, running the macro editor, added password to my macros and so fort, but need to find a way to hide or disable people from right clicking on the tab and viewing the VIEW CODE selection. How can I grey this out? Please email with answer at: thanks in advance . |
How to disable VIEW CODE in the tab of a workbook
And can you please share your knowledge, how have you been able to disable
the shortcut keys for viewing macros? "Marcello do Guzman" wrote in message ... I hope someone can help me with this. I have been able to disable the shortcut keys to prevent people from viewing my macros, running the macro editor, added password to my macros and so fort, but need to find a way to hide or disable people from right clicking on the tab and viewing the VIEW CODE selection. How can I grey this out? Please email with answer at: thanks in advance |
How to disable VIEW CODE in the tab of a workbook
When you password protected the project, didn't that stop the user from seeing
your code? If it didn't, then maybe you didn't check the: "lock project for viewing" under tools|VBAProject Properties|General Tab Marcello do Guzman wrote: I hope someone can help me with this. I have been able to disable the shortcut keys to prevent people from viewing my macros, running the macro editor, added password to my macros and so fort, but need to find a way to hide or disable people from right clicking on the tab and viewing the VIEW CODE selection. How can I grey this out? Please email with answer at: thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson |
How to disable VIEW CODE in the tab of a workbook
One way:
Application.OnKey "%{F11}","" though, since nearly all shortcut keys are fully customizable (at least in MacXL), there's no guarantee that this is the, or the only, keyboard shortcut for viewing macros. In article , "Martyn" wrote: And can you please share your knowledge, how have you been able to disable the shortcut keys for viewing macros? |
How to disable VIEW CODE in the tab of a workbook
Thanks JE
"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... One way: Application.OnKey "%{F11}","" though, since nearly all shortcut keys are fully customizable (at least in MacXL), there's no guarantee that this is the, or the only, keyboard shortcut for viewing macros. |
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