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PASSWORD PROTECTED DOCUMENT
I have a excel spreadsheet that I have password protected, but I forgot the
password. Is there any way I can by-pass the password to make changes to the spreadsheet? |
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PASSWORD PROTECTED DOCUMENT
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http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html -- Gary "Tom" wrote in message ... I have a excel spreadsheet that I have password protected, but I forgot the password. Is there any way I can by-pass the password to make changes to the spreadsheet? |
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