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Test if protected
Just run
ActiveWorkbook.Protect Contents:= true or ActiveWorkbook.Protect Contents:= true password:= "passkey" then you know it is. and ActiveWorkbook.Unprotect or ActiveWorkbook.Unprotect Password:= "passkey" when you need to unprotect it. Do you really need to query the status? You could try to change the value of a cell you know should be locked and intercept the error if Protection is enabled. |
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