protection,distribution
 

i have created a excel file with some code in it.... if i want to
distribute it so that the people can use the sheet, but no one should
be able to read the code. One way to do this is by going to project
properties and setting a password. But this wont protect the formulas
written in the sheet.
I have seen some sheets wherein a person can use the sheet but wont
know see any formula or code written in the sheet. Eg. file-new-
select LoanAmortization template(provided by microsoft) or any other
template. They do not have any code or formulas.. Please tell me how
to do that.
Thanks in advance.

protection,distribution
 

select your cell then choose menu:
FormatCells then choose 'Protection' tab on 'Format cells' dialog
then Check 'Hidden' and then Protect your sheet by:
ToolsProtectionProtect Sheet

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Regards,

Halim



"rishi" wrote:

i have created a excel file with some code in it.... if i want to
distribute it so that the people can use the sheet, but no one should
be able to read the code. One way to do this is by going to project
properties and setting a password. But this wont protect the formulas
written in the sheet.
I have seen some sheets wherein a person can use the sheet but wont
know see any formula or code written in the sheet. Eg. file-new-
select LoanAmortization template(provided by microsoft) or any other
template. They do not have any code or formulas.. Please tell me how
to do that.
Thanks in advance.

protection,distribution
 

But note that it's extraordinarily easy to bypass this protection -
anyone who can find these groups can find free methods. See

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/fileandvbapwords.html


In article ,
Halim wrote:

select your cell then choose menu:
FormatCells then choose 'Protection' tab on 'Format cells' dialog
then Check 'Hidden' and then Protect your sheet by:
ToolsProtectionProtect Sheet

protection,distribution
 

On Sep 27, 11:50 am, JE McGimpsey wrote:
But note that it's extraordinarily easy to bypass this protection -
anyone who can find these groups can find free methods. See

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/fileandvbapwords.html

In article ,



Halim wrote:
select your cell then choose menu:
FormatCells then choose 'Protection' tab on 'Format cells' dialog
then Check 'Hidden' and then Protect your sheet by:
ToolsProtectionProtect Sheet- Hide quoted text -

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hey thanks a lot.... the article helped a lot...