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Default Would an Add-in work?

Excel 2000

I have a number of users that use a predefined spreadsheet to enter weekly
data, this data is then used in hidden worksheets in the file.

The spreadsheet is then emailed to an administration office where they
manually unprotect the worksheet which is password protected (same password
for all files), they then ALT F11 (VB window) to change the sheets property
from VeryHidden to Visible.

What I was wondering is, whether this could be automated whereby the admin
office have an Add-in and simply click on a menu item. I've tried without
success to create a menu in a file and then to run vba code to unprotect and
show the hidden sheets. One issue I can't get my head around is that the
admin office don't save the files they receive to their hard drives, they
simple open the file from their email (lotus notes) which gives the file a
name ~nnnnnnn.

If anyone has some sample code that will set me on the way I would be most
grateful.

Thanks, Rob


 
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