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How can i protect VBA codes from modifications and viewing using macros?
Currently i can only protect the codes by going to the VBA properties. However, i am using macro to generate multiple excel files with modules and i need to protect the excel file's module...is there any way to be done? like coding ..etc? |
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No, you have to do it manually. Wouldn't the virus writers love it if it were
otherwise? On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 20:01:01 -0800, "Shirley" wrote: How can i protect VBA codes from modifications and viewing using macros? Currently i can only protect the codes by going to the VBA properties. However, i am using macro to generate multiple excel files with modules and i need to protect the excel file's module...is there any way to be done? like coding ..etc? |
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sob sob...does it mean that there is no other way??
"Myrna Larson" wrote: No, you have to do it manually. Wouldn't the virus writers love it if it were otherwise? On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 20:01:01 -0800, "Shirley" wrote: How can i protect VBA codes from modifications and viewing using macros? Currently i can only protect the codes by going to the VBA properties. However, i am using macro to generate multiple excel files with modules and i need to protect the excel file's module...is there any way to be done? like coding ..etc? |
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HI,
you can do it but the only way to do so is using the SendKeys method So long Shirley a écrit : sob sob...does it mean that there is no other way?? "Myrna Larson" wrote: No, you have to do it manually. Wouldn't the virus writers love it if it were otherwise? On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 20:01:01 -0800, "Shirley" wrote: How can i protect VBA codes from modifications and viewing using macros? Currently i can only protect the codes by going to the VBA properties. However, i am using macro to generate multiple excel files with modules and i need to protect the excel file's module...is there any way to be done? like coding ..etc? |
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