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There is no support for that for obvious reasons (prevent a brute force
attack on the password). The only work around I have seen posted in these
groups is to use sendkeys which would be risky to say the least.

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Tom Ogilvy


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I am working on a situation where there are couple of hundred excel

templates
with forms , modules etc. And i need to make a global change in the code

to
one of the procedure. I found some valuable information at

www.cpearson.com
which helped me pragramme to the Visual basic editor.

What i am doing is : I am opening the required template, finding the
procedure which needs to be replaced , deleting that procedure and adding

a
new procedure with same name but different code.

All works well....except when VBE project is protected.

Could someone suggest a wayout to unprotect the project at runtime ...make
the required changes and then again protect the project before saving it.

Suggestions will be highly appreciated.

Thanks
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Ajit



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