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In an addin, I am wondering if the following procedure would give good
security to the VBA macro code: 1. strong password 2. If Not ThisWorkbook.IsAddin Then ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges: = False If this is not secure, perhaps there is a way to do the same thing if anyone uses the correct password. Anyone have an opinion --- suggestion?? |
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Project passwords can be removed without using excel.
Event procedures can be turned off at will. I don't think that there is a way to really protect your Addin if you write in in VBA. Paul wrote: In an addin, I am wondering if the following procedure would give good security to the VBA macro code: 1. strong password 2. If Not ThisWorkbook.IsAddin Then ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges: = False If this is not secure, perhaps there is a way to do the same thing if anyone uses the correct password. Anyone have an opinion --- suggestion?? -- Dave Peterson |
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