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How do I hide my Visual basic code in Excel?
I have produced a workbook for issue to several users and do not want them to
be able to view/alter any of the VBA code I have created. I know how to do this in Access but cannot find a way in Excel. |
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How do I hide my Visual basic code in Excel?
Tools, VBAProject Properties and select the Protection tab. VBAProject
would be replaced by the activeproject name. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "geoffc" wrote in message ... I have produced a workbook for issue to several users and do not want them to be able to view/alter any of the VBA code I have created. I know how to do this in Access but cannot find a way in Excel. |
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How do I hide my Visual basic code in Excel?
in VBA: Menu tools vba_project_properties Protection....
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