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How to get system login name
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Excel 2002 SP3 Is it possible to get the system login name (if it exists)? I want to do a user check in the workbook open event so I can restrict some sheets from certain edits, based on the user of course. Any help appreciated. -gk- ================================================== ====================== "The creative act is not the province of remote oracles or rarefied geniuses but a transparent process that is open to everyone." -Greg Kot in Wilco Learning How To Die- |
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How to get system login name
there is a possibility ...
Application.UserName Test it first with something like MsgBox "Current user is " & Application.UserName "39N 95W" wrote: Windows XP Pro Excel 2002 SP3 Is it possible to get the system login name (if it exists)? I want to do a user check in the workbook open event so I can restrict some sheets from certain edits, based on the user of course. Any help appreciated. -gk- ================================================== ====================== "The creative act is not the province of remote oracles or rarefied geniuses but a transparent process that is open to everyone." -Greg Kot in Wilco Learning How To Die- |
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How to get system login name
That is the name define within ToolsOptions, user amendable, not the login
name. -- HTH Bob Phillips "bigwheel" wrote in message ... there is a possibility ... Application.UserName Test it first with something like MsgBox "Current user is " & Application.UserName "39N 95W" wrote: Windows XP Pro Excel 2002 SP3 Is it possible to get the system login name (if it exists)? I want to do a user check in the workbook open event so I can restrict some sheets from certain edits, based on the user of course. Any help appreciated. -gk- ================================================== ====================== "The creative act is not the province of remote oracles or rarefied geniuses but a transparent process that is open to everyone." -Greg Kot in Wilco Learning How To Die- |
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