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suppressing passwords to edit linked files
I have a Master workbook that is linked to two other workbooks. The two
source workbooks are password protected. Since I am the only person with access to the Master workbook, I would like to open it without having Excel ask me for the passwords for the two linked workbooks. Is this possible? Thanks, -- tj |
suppressing passwords to edit linked files
Maybe just having a 4th workbook that opens the two siblings and then the
parent. You can supply the password in the code that opens the workbooks. tjtjjtjt wrote: I have a Master workbook that is linked to two other workbooks. The two source workbooks are password protected. Since I am the only person with access to the Master workbook, I would like to open it without having Excel ask me for the passwords for the two linked workbooks. Is this possible? Thanks, -- tj -- Dave Peterson |
suppressing passwords to edit linked files
Thanks, I'll give it a shot.
-- tj "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe just having a 4th workbook that opens the two siblings and then the parent. You can supply the password in the code that opens the workbooks. tjtjjtjt wrote: I have a Master workbook that is linked to two other workbooks. The two source workbooks are password protected. Since I am the only person with access to the Master workbook, I would like to open it without having Excel ask me for the passwords for the two linked workbooks. Is this possible? Thanks, -- tj -- Dave Peterson |
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