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Unlock VBA project or Copy Sheets
Hi,
I've been handed an old workbook that has been password-protected (VBA source code). Does anyone know a way to unlock it or get the password? If not, I have a previous version that is not locked but some of the sheets have been modified. I tried doing a "Move or Copy" of the newer sheets but I keep getting formulas that reference the new workbook. Is there a way to get the formulas to come across literally? TIA Charlie |
Unlock VBA project or Copy Sheets
One you copy the sheets, go into Edit=Links, then change the source from
the referenced workbook to that workbook. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Charlie" wrote in message ... Hi, I've been handed an old workbook that has been password-protected (VBA source code). Does anyone know a way to unlock it or get the password? If not, I have a previous version that is not locked but some of the sheets have been modified. I tried doing a "Move or Copy" of the newer sheets but I keep getting formulas that reference the new workbook. Is there a way to get the formulas to come across literally? TIA Charlie |
Unlock VBA project or Copy Sheets
also, if the links are only between the sheets copied, then if you group the
sheet and copy them all at once, the links will not reference the source workbook. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Charlie" wrote in message ... Hi, I've been handed an old workbook that has been password-protected (VBA source code). Does anyone know a way to unlock it or get the password? If not, I have a previous version that is not locked but some of the sheets have been modified. I tried doing a "Move or Copy" of the newer sheets but I keep getting formulas that reference the new workbook. Is there a way to get the formulas to come across literally? TIA Charlie |
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