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In Excel 2003. how can I restrict different users within the same file from
running the same macro? Is there a way to password protect a macro so that only the designated user with the correct password can run the macro (currently I'm using buttons to initiate the macros)? |
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There are two schoolso f thought on getting the user name, some like the
'Environ' method, some prefer to to use an API call, as it can be a little more secure. There is an example of using the API method at http://www.nwarwick.co.uk/Finding_User_Name.htm See which you prefer. HTH Neil www.nwarwick.co.uk "JAL" wrote: In Excel 2003. how can I restrict different users within the same file from running the same macro? Is there a way to password protect a macro so that only the designated user with the correct password can run the macro (currently I'm using buttons to initiate the macros)? |
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