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Akash,
Work with the code to figure it out...its not difficult to figure out since he provided me the proper sequence and santax of the code...A true coder / Excel Developer doesn't always need the exact method or procedure to alter code to work it the neccessary method. Thanks to his code I am now able to have diffrent passwords to run for diffrent features of a workbook. I didn't use his code the way he displayed but merely altered it to do what I wanted it to do... Akash wrote: i am not able to know that hws r u running this code. when ever i try to run this macro its asking me the password. where & what password to type. Where to store the password. pls do tell me that.... Awaiting for ur mail Akash On Jan 12, 6:57 am, wrote: Don, Thank you so much your code worked just the way I wanted it to!! Your the best! -Todd Don Guillett wrote: How about this idea? Sub askforpassword() On Error GoTo nogood ans = InputBox("enter password") If Range("passwords").Find(ans).Row 0 Then 'MsgBox "OK" Sheets("sheet7").Unprotect Exit Sub End If nogood: MsgBox "Access denied" End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... Hello fellow programmers! I was woundering if any one knew some code to allow me to do the following... I have 10 employees with 10 unique user names and 10 unique passwords... I have all 10 employees listed in Column A and all the passwords listed in Column B, so I am wondering is it possible to create a UserForm to allow a person to enter the user name and password to gain access to workbook if it matches correctly to their name and password off the values on the spreadsheet? Any help is greatly appreciated!!! |
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