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Hello,
Can someone help me with the following: I have a workbook containing various macro's which are needed for walking through this workbook. As this sheet is to be send out to a third party I would like to protect the whole workbook (all sheet) allong with the underlying macro's...without stoping the macro's to run when a person wants to navigate through the sheets. Is there a statement available which I can incorporate in the existing macro? Thanks a lot for your assistance!!! Rgds, Robert |
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Hi Robert,
it is a very complex task. First of all note, that you cannot really protect Excel files - if someone will want to bypass your protection, with appropriate knowledge he is able to do it (quite easily). What about your macros? User can disable macros while opening the workbook. So you have to force him somehow to allow macros... Someone may try to use password breaker, how you handle this? Basically, what you can do is to protect your code, you can protect all worksheets and whole workbook, you can hide all sheets and let visible only one saying to the user that he should enable macros (that will unhide the needed sheets). You need to solve what happens while saving, saving as, printing and closing the workbook. Regards, Ivan |
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