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Illuminator

How do I hide an Excel module or macro from other users
 
How do I hide and protect an Excel module or macro from other users

Norman Jones

How do I hide an Excel module or macro from other users
 
Hi Illuminator,

In the VBE:

Tools | VBAProject Properties | Select Protection tab
| Check Lock project for viewing | Furnish & confirm password | OK

Whilst this will deny casual access to your code, the protection afforded by
Excel may readily be removed by anyone with the ability to Google.

---
Regards,
Norman



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How do I hide and protect an Excel module or macro from other users




Norman Jones

How do I hide an Excel module or macro from other users
 
Hi Illuminator,

If the project has been named, say "MyProject", VBAProject properties would
be: MyProject Properties.

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Regards,
Norman



"Norman Jones" wrote in message
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Hi Illuminator,

In the VBE:

Tools | VBAProject Properties | Select Protection tab
| Check Lock project for viewing | Furnish & confirm password | OK

Whilst this will deny casual access to your code, the protection afforded
by Excel may readily be removed by anyone with the ability to Google.

---
Regards,
Norman



"illuminator" wrote in message
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How do I hide and protect an Excel module or macro from other users






Rob

How do I hide an Excel module or macro from other users
 
To hide VBA code, insert the word Private before a sub e.g.

Private Sub Testmacro ()
code....
End Sub


Rob

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Yian

How do I hide an Excel module or macro from other users
 
Dear,
when we lock by using the mentioned method, it generated
another 2 files, atpvbaen.xls (ATPVBAEN.XLA) and funcres
(FUNCRES.XLA). Do you have any ideal of them?
Regards

-----Original Message-----
Hi Illuminator,

If the project has been named, say "MyProject",

VBAProject properties would
be: MyProject Properties.

---
Regards,
Norman



"Norman Jones" wrote

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...
Hi Illuminator,

In the VBE:

Tools | VBAProject Properties | Select Protection

tab
| Check Lock project for viewing | Furnish &

confirm password | OK

Whilst this will deny casual access to your code, the

protection afforded
by Excel may readily be removed by anyone with the

ability to Google.

---
Regards,
Norman



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Tom Ogilvy

How do I hide an Excel module or macro from other users
 
These two files have nothing to do with locking your project. They are
associated with the analysis toolpak and analysis toolpak - vba which are
shipped with excel and enabled by going into Tools=Addins and selecting
them (which it appears you have done).

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Yian" wrote in message
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Dear,
when we lock by using the mentioned method, it generated
another 2 files, atpvbaen.xls (ATPVBAEN.XLA) and funcres
(FUNCRES.XLA). Do you have any ideal of them?
Regards

-----Original Message-----
Hi Illuminator,

If the project has been named, say "MyProject",

VBAProject properties would
be: MyProject Properties.

---
Regards,
Norman



"Norman Jones" wrote

in message
...
Hi Illuminator,

In the VBE:

Tools | VBAProject Properties | Select Protection

tab
| Check Lock project for viewing | Furnish &

confirm password | OK

Whilst this will deny casual access to your code, the

protection afforded
by Excel may readily be removed by anyone with the

ability to Google.

---
Regards,
Norman



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