I created form UserForm with TextBox and Button.

How to compare the string (text) from TextBox as well as password from
VBAProject Properties - Protection - Password.

I would like to mention, that I put propriety PasswordChar (for TextBox)
= *. Does this have some meaning?

What I should write in event CommandButton1_Click() ?

Kind Regards,
Andrzej

You have no access to the project password programmatically. Certainly not
for reading and for setting the best you can do is sendkeys.

You should already know it, so you could include it in your code - but even
so, not sure of what purpose it would serve.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"And1" wrote:

I created form UserForm with TextBox and Button.

How to compare the string (text) from TextBox as well as password from
VBAProject Properties - Protection - Password.

I would like to mention, that I put propriety PasswordChar (for TextBox)
= *. Does this have some meaning?

What I should write in event CommandButton1_Click() ?

Kind Regards,
Andrzej

OK,
and to what is the command ?:
"ActiveWorkbook.HasPassword"

Kind Regards,
Andrzej

Tom Ogilvy napisał(a):
You have no access to the project password programmatically. Certainly not
for reading and for setting the best you can do is sendkeys.

You should already know it, so you could include it in your code - but even
so, not sure of what purpose it would serve.

from help on HasPassword property of the workbook object:

True if the workbook has a protection password. Read-only Boolean.

Remarks
You can assign a protection password to a workbook by using the SaveAs method.

This has nothing to do with the project password in the vbe.

You can't lock a project without a password.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



Maybe you are looking for something like:

Application.VBE.ActiveVBProject.Protection


Which returns true if the activeproject in the vbe is locked.




"And1" wrote:

OK,
and to what is the command ?:
"ActiveWorkbook.HasPassword"

Kind Regards,
Andrzej

Tom Ogilvy napisał(a):
You have no access to the project password programmatically. Certainly not
for reading and for setting the best you can do is sendkeys.

You should already know it, so you could include it in your code - but even
so, not sure of what purpose it would serve.