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Default Is the active worksheet protected?


hey all,

I know how to determine if a worksheet is protected. For example:

If WorkSheets("name_here").ProtectContents = True Then
MsgBox ("This worksheet is protected.")
Else
'Perform code
End If

But this situation calls for determining if the ACTIVE worksheet is
protected. In other words, the user creates a new worksheet everyday
and changes its name. We need to determine if that worksheet is
protected or not. How can we accomplish this? Thanks in advance for
the expertise!


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