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Hi, how can avoid people getting into the VBA code of the controls after the
Sheet is done and ready to be in production? Thanks |
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Password protect the VBA project. Open the VB Editor and choose Tools |
VBAProject Properties, then on the [Protection Tab] check the box next to "Lock Project for viewing" and enter and confirm a password. Be sure to write down the password somewhere safe - these are tougher to crack if you forget than passwords for workbooks/worksheets. Or save a copy without the password protection for your own future maintenance needs. After you do this, when you reopen the workbook after closing and attempt to open the VB Editor, you'll be prompted to provide the password before you can even see the code. "Orlando" wrote: Hi, how can avoid people getting into the VBA code of the controls after the Sheet is done and ready to be in production? Thanks |
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Thanks a lot buddy "JLatham" wrote: Password protect the VBA project. Open the VB Editor and choose Tools | VBAProject Properties, then on the [Protection Tab] check the box next to "Lock Project for viewing" and enter and confirm a password. Be sure to write down the password somewhere safe - these are tougher to crack if you forget than passwords for workbooks/worksheets. Or save a copy without the password protection for your own future maintenance needs. After you do this, when you reopen the workbook after closing and attempt to open the VB Editor, you'll be prompted to provide the password before you can even see the code. "Orlando" wrote: Hi, how can avoid people getting into the VBA code of the controls after the Sheet is done and ready to be in production? Thanks |
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