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I don't quite understand why you wouldn't create the separate workbooks
manually. And you could have a program that would create another workbook (that's easy). But to extract data and put it into the other workbook would depend on what you really needed. And that could be easy or difficult <bg. Andre wrote: Another option I might have is to have an admin workbook that creates a user workbook. Is it possible for one workbook to create another one? If so, can you give me a tip on how to do it - in VBA? Thanks, Andre "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... First, excel's security isn't made for this kind of protection. If you put it in a workbook, you can expect someone to break excel's security very easily. If you really don't want the info on the admin worksheet to get out, don't share the workbook with people who shouldn't see that sheet. -- Dave Peterson |
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