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Worksheet.Unprotect within WorkbookBeforeSave event fails if Save initiated by VB
I trap the WorkbookBeforeSave event successfully and reliably.
Within that event-handling code, I use the Worksheet.Unprotect method. In the Workbook object: Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean) Cancel = WorkbookBeforeSave(ThisWorkbook, SaveAsUI) End Sub In a general module: Function WorkbookBeforeSave(TargetWorkbook As Workbook, Optional ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean) As Boolean ... TargetWorkbook.Worksheet(1).Unprotect If TargetWorkbook.Worksheets(1).ProtectContents Then i = MsgBox("Failed to unprotect", vbOKOnly, "DEBUG") End If ... End Sub Unprotect works perfectly reliably when the user initiates the save. Unprotect reliably fails (with no error message) when the save is initated by my VB code. Sub Test() TargetWorkbook.Save End Sub Any idea why? Any work-around? BTW, I absolutely do not want to disable users' ability to save in the manner they're familiar with, replacing the usual button with my own Save command as some have suggested. This application must be easy to use and compatible with other spreadsheets. |
Worksheet.Unprotect within WorkbookBeforeSave event fails if Save initiated by VB
My current solution: If VB wants to save, calls a procedure that
includes: Sub FileSave(TargetWorkbook as Workbook) If Not WorkbookBeforeSave(TargetWorkbook ) Then Application.EnableEvents = False TargetWorkbook .Save Application.EnableEvents = True End If |
Worksheet.Unprotect within WorkbookBeforeSave event fails if Save initiated by VB
My current solution: If VB wants to save, calls a procedure that
includes: Sub FileSave(TargetWorkbook as Workbook) If Not WorkbookBeforeSave(TargetWorkbook ) Then Application.EnableEvents = False TargetWorkbook .Save Application.EnableEvents = True End If |
Worksheet.Unprotect within WorkbookBeforeSave event fails if Save
My current solution: If VB wants to save, calls a procedure that
includes: Sub FileSave(TargetWorkbook as Workbook) If Not WorkbookBeforeSave(TargetWorkbook ) Then Application.EnableEvents = False TargetWorkbook .Save Application.EnableEvents = True End If |
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