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Default prompt for password only once

I have a database I set up in Excel to track certain information on the
stores we service. I created a userform to allow the addition of new
stores as they come online to simplify the matter. I password protected
the userform, which is working fine...but I would like it so that once you
enter the password correctly, you will not be prompted for it again as long
as the workbook is open. The issue is that as you are adding info to the
database, you might come to a point where you have to add a store to the
database. So you open the userform...in order to do this you are first
prompted to enter the correct password. This is fine if the only occurs
once, but if you have to do it several times while adding data, it gets old
in a hurry. I can't seem to figure out how to do this. I am not a vba
newbie, but I am no expert by any means. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
 
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