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Dean another option is to view the properties in the VBA window and set the
Visible property to xlSheetVeryHidden, however if the other users know this they can do the same thing to unhide them, this does remove the sheet from the "Window" "Unhide" menu in Excel at least. -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "Dean" wrote: I wrote a macro that hides worksheets under certain conditions. Is there a way so that users can't simply unhide those sheets, perhaps via some sort of password they wouldn't know? Does the workBOOK need to be protected to accomplish this? If so, what are the other adverse implications of protecting a workbook? I don't want a cure worse than the disease. Thanks! Dean |
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