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Password protect a worksheet
I have a workbook with approximately 15 worksheets. One of the worksheets
has confidential information that I do not want the general user to see unless they have the password to "uhide" the worksheet. I have a main worksheet (visible at all times) with hyperlinks to each worksheet. I want to piggyback a macro off the hyperlink for the confidential worksheet that prompts a password. If the password is correct, the macro will unhide the worksheet. If the password is not correct, an message box will appear informing the user the password is incorrect and to try again. When closing the workbook, I want the macro to hide the confidential worksheet. Also...I want to protect the workbook so the user cannot manually "unhide" the confidential worksheet from the toolbar. I want to protect the confidential worksheet since certain cells will be locked to avoid user data entry. Will someone please help me with the VBA code? and what is the code to get around the conflict of having the workbook and worksheet protected? Thank you very much. Andy |
Password protect a worksheet
To make a long story short there is nothing we can give you that can not be
broken or hacked quite easily. Protection in Excel is very week. Check out this link... http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Anolan" wrote: I have a workbook with approximately 15 worksheets. One of the worksheets has confidential information that I do not want the general user to see unless they have the password to "uhide" the worksheet. I have a main worksheet (visible at all times) with hyperlinks to each worksheet. I want to piggyback a macro off the hyperlink for the confidential worksheet that prompts a password. If the password is correct, the macro will unhide the worksheet. If the password is not correct, an message box will appear informing the user the password is incorrect and to try again. When closing the workbook, I want the macro to hide the confidential worksheet. Also...I want to protect the workbook so the user cannot manually "unhide" the confidential worksheet from the toolbar. I want to protect the confidential worksheet since certain cells will be locked to avoid user data entry. Will someone please help me with the VBA code? and what is the code to get around the conflict of having the workbook and worksheet protected? Thank you very much. Andy |
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