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VBA code in Excel
I have been writing a VBA code called Auto_Open which runs as I open my excel
document. I would like to hide this code with a password so that other people do not see it or edit it. How do I hide this with a password? Thank you Danielle |
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VBA code in Excel
In the VBA editor open Tools|VBA Project Properties... and select the
protection tab and set as desired. -- Hope this helps Martin Fishlock Please do not forget to rate this reply. "danh" wrote: I have been writing a VBA code called Auto_Open which runs as I open my excel document. I would like to hide this code with a password so that other people do not see it or edit it. How do I hide this with a password? Thank you Danielle |
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