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I have a password-protected form and don't want any savvy users to open the
VBE and get the password out of it, so they have free range on the template. Can I hide modules and/or code within? |
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You can protect the project. In the VBE right click the project and select
properties. Select Protection and be sure to check of Lock Project for viewing before you add a password. Just be aware that there is truely secure way to lock anything in Excel. anything can be hacked without too much difficulty... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Emily Edgington" wrote: I have a password-protected form and don't want any savvy users to open the VBE and get the password out of it, so they have free range on the template. Can I hide modules and/or code within? |
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You can protect the project.
Within the VBE tools|VBAProject Properties|Protection tab. But that isn't 100% effective. There are password breakers for everything! Emily Edgington wrote: I have a password-protected form and don't want any savvy users to open the VBE and get the password out of it, so they have free range on the template. Can I hide modules and/or code within? -- Dave Peterson |
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