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if i have VBA code that uprotects a sheet that is password protected, if i change the password will i have to go through everycode and change each password also?
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short answer: YES
for every piece of code that needs to unprotect that Worksheet but you can use find / replace for entire project to make changes ----- choice wrote: ---- if i have VBA code that uprotects a sheet that is password protected, if i change the password will i have to go through everycode and change each password also? |
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Yes, but using EditReplace on your module or project will speed it up.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 14:56:08 -0700, choice wrote: if i have VBA code that uprotects a sheet that is password protected, if i change the password will i have to go through everycode and change each password also? |
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