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Hi,
hopefully this is a simple query. I have built a large excel model, which is password protected. The model can be unlocked using a macro (which requires the inputting of the password). I want to prevent the user from unlocking individual sheets through the Tools-Protection menu, i.e. they can only unlock the model by running the macro. I know i can disable the Protection menu by using a macro, but what i want is for the Protection menu to be available to the user at all times, except when my model is the active workbook. is there a way to automatatically disable the Protection menu when my model worksheet is activated, then automatically turn it back on when another worksheet is activated? Any help is appreciated! Martin |
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