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Multiple user password
I am using Excel 2000. I am trying to create a work sheet that allows
multiple users to modify different cells with different passwords. EXAMPLE: Mike can only modify column 1 with his password and the rest is read only. Joe can only modify column 2 with his password ect............... Thanks! |
Multiple user password
Hi PMCN, Assuming you do know how to build the login portion for each user, I would set it up by locking cells and setting protection based on each user. For instance, if Mike opens the workbook, after verifying his login/password: 1. Make sure all the cells are locked in that sheet -Worksheet("Yoursheet").Cells.Locked = True- 2. Unlock the cells in column A. -Columns("A:A").Locked = False 'For Mike- 3. Then protect the worksheet with your own password. -ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="Your Password", DrawingObjects:=True, Contents:=True, Scenarios:=True- This will allow Mike to only update Column A cells. Do the same for all the other logins. Setting up the login/password stuff is a bit more complex. I am using Excel 2000. I am trying to create a work sheet that allows multiple users to modify different cells with different passwords. EXAMPLE: Mike can only modify column 1 with his password and the rest is read only. Joe can only modify column 2 with his password ect............... Thanks! -- jtp ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jtp's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21132 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=495840 |
Multiple user password
Jtp,
Thanks for your help. Let's assume I know nothing about how to build login portion. Where can I find this info? Thanks again "jtp" wrote: Hi PMCN, Assuming you do know how to build the login portion for each user, I would set it up by locking cells and setting protection based on each user. For instance, if Mike opens the workbook, after verifying his login/password: 1. Make sure all the cells are locked in that sheet -Worksheet("Yoursheet").Cells.Locked = True- 2. Unlock the cells in column A. -Columns("A:A").Locked = False 'For Mike- 3. Then protect the worksheet with your own password. -ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="Your Password", DrawingObjects:=True, Contents:=True, Scenarios:=True- This will allow Mike to only update Column A cells. Do the same for all the other logins. Setting up the login/password stuff is a bit more complex. I am using Excel 2000. I am trying to create a work sheet that allows multiple users to modify different cells with different passwords. EXAMPLE: Mike can only modify column 1 with his password and the rest is read only. Joe can only modify column 2 with his password ect............... Thanks! -- jtp ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jtp's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21132 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=495840 |
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