I created a macro where the code has been password protected.
The macro uses the .SaveAs method and the FileFormat argument is set to
xlText.
This combination of the .SaveAs to xlText and the password protecting of the
macro causes it to fail.

Any idea how to get around this. I do not want the users to have access to
the code.

Kishi,
xlText is a value for the PivotFieldDataType; its value is &HFFFFEFC2.
The values of xlFileFormat that you want to use with .SaveAs are typically:
xlTextMSDOS: &H15
xlTextWindows: &H14

So, fix the value of the file format you are using and see if it helps.

NickHK

P.S. The Object Browser can help you with the arguments/value as well as
showing you which properties/methods/events are available for each object.

xlText is not a valid value
"Kishi" wrote in message
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I created a macro where the code has been password protected.
The macro uses the .SaveAs method and the FileFormat argument is set to
xlText.
This combination of the .SaveAs to xlText and the password protecting of
the
macro causes it to fail.

Any idea how to get around this. I do not want the users to have access
to
the code.