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I have a protected workbook with VBA codes in it. In order for the
VBA codes to work on the worksheets, I add the following code. ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="Seattlecaseraisesquestionsabout", UserInterfaceOnly:=True When I opened the workbook with Notepad, I found that the password is unscrambled and unencrypted, just plain text. The longer the password is, the easier for it to be spotted. No one at Microsoft thinks of encrypting or scrambling the password? Is this a joke or what? The same is true for activeworkbook.protect password:= also. And if the reason you protect the sheet is to hide the formulae so people can't peek them. Forget that. The formulae are stored in plain text so everyone can see them. |
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