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Default No Prompt for Read Only

I am trying to do something that should be fairly simple but I am not
sure how to do it. I have an excel worksheet that multiple users open
as "read only" and use to view an munipulate data from an Access
database. Users currently open the file and choose "read only" at the
file open prompt. Is there a way to have users click the file and
have it open as "read only" without having to choose "read only" from
a prompt? The current process confuses users because I have a
password prompt inside Excel for users to enter a password to access
selected information from Access. Users try to enter their password
at the time the file opens and not later when they click a buttom
placed on a worksheet. Their password does not work, as intended, at
the startup as a result. Is there a way to get them to have read
acess but not get the password prompt? Or maybe there is another way
to get the same result. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 
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