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I have a macro I want to send out to multiple locations, but there are two
possible passwords for the sheet I need to manipulate. I would like to have the macro test the sheet to see if it is password protected, if it is, try the first password, test to see if it was unlocked, if so, write that password to the password string (to reprotect using the same password). If the test shows the sheet is still locked, then try the 2nd password (I'll include both passwords in the script), then test again, if unlocked, then write the 2nd password to the string. I've come up with the following code, but it's not doing anything. I think the variable is wrong. Any ideas? 'Start Password Checker With ActiveSheet If ActiveSheet.ProtectionMode Then ' not working, it's always True ..Unprotect password:="pass1" If ActiveSheet.ProtectionMode = False Then password = "pass1" Else .Unprotect password:="pass2" password = "pass2" End If End If End With ActiveSheet.Unprotect (password) 'End Password Checker |
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