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Keeping add-in private
I have an Excel .xla add-in that I wish to protect to ensure that no one
can look at what is inside its sheets or the VBProject associated with it. I can password protect the VBA code easy enough, but how do I stop users from doing things like application.workbooks("MyAddin.xla").isaddin=false , and looking at the sheets? |
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Keeping add-in private
hide the sheets and protect the structure of the workbook with a password
(workbook level protection) However, password protection in Excel is notoriously weak. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "R Avery" wrote in message ... I have an Excel .xla add-in that I wish to protect to ensure that no one can look at what is inside its sheets or the VBProject associated with it. I can password protect the VBA code easy enough, but how do I stop users from doing things like application.workbooks("MyAddin.xla").isaddin=false , and looking at the sheets? |
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