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Excel VBA macro to encrypt a Workbook or Spreadsheet
Hello,
I've created a button in a spreadsheet that, when clicked, will encrypt and compress a Workbook using IZArc's command line tool. Unfortunately, this requires downloading and installing IZArc software. I would rather use an Excel built-in function that would encrypt and compress a Workbook/Spreadsheet thereby avoiding having to download and install IZArc. Has anyone tried this? Or does anyone know where I may find information to help me create such a Excel VBA macro? Many thanks for your help. Kindest regards, Olivier. |
Excel VBA macro to encrypt a Workbook or Spreadsheet
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http://www.rondebruin.nl/windowsxpzip.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "wifigoo" wrote in message ... Hello, I've created a button in a spreadsheet that, when clicked, will encrypt and compress a Workbook using IZArc's command line tool. Unfortunately, this requires downloading and installing IZArc software. I would rather use an Excel built-in function that would encrypt and compress a Workbook/Spreadsheet thereby avoiding having to download and install IZArc. Has anyone tried this? Or does anyone know where I may find information to help me create such a Excel VBA macro? Many thanks for your help. Kindest regards, Olivier. |
Excel VBA macro to encrypt a Workbook or Spreadsheet
Thanks Ron.
Actually, encrypt, compress (zip) and email is exactly what I am looking for. If I am not mistaken your examples do not encrypt the ActiveWorkbook and the mailing functionality is limited to Outllook. Unfortunately, I cannot tell in advance which email client will be used. Therefore, I would like the VBA macro to use the default email client. It would be disappointing if Microsoft was only interested in supporting 100% Microsoft solutions. I find it hard to believe that they haven't thought that users could be using other email clients than Outlook. Thanks for the link, nevertheless. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: See http://www.rondebruin.nl/windowsxpzip.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "wifigoo" wrote in message ... Hello, I've created a button in a spreadsheet that, when clicked, will encrypt and compress a Workbook using IZArc's command line tool. Unfortunately, this requires downloading and installing IZArc software. I would rather use an Excel built-in function that would encrypt and compress a Workbook/Spreadsheet thereby avoiding having to download and install IZArc. Has anyone tried this? Or does anyone know where I may find information to help me create such a Excel VBA macro? Many thanks for your help. Kindest regards, Olivier. |
Excel VBA macro to encrypt a Workbook or Spreadsheet
Hi
encrypt No you need a third party program the mailing functionality is limited to Outllook No good way for all mail programs You can try CDO if you are the one that install your program on every machine http://www.rondebruin.nl/cdo.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "wifigoo" wrote in message ... Thanks Ron. Actually, encrypt, compress (zip) and email is exactly what I am looking for. If I am not mistaken your examples do not encrypt the ActiveWorkbook and the mailing functionality is limited to Outllook. Unfortunately, I cannot tell in advance which email client will be used. Therefore, I would like the VBA macro to use the default email client. It would be disappointing if Microsoft was only interested in supporting 100% Microsoft solutions. I find it hard to believe that they haven't thought that users could be using other email clients than Outlook. Thanks for the link, nevertheless. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: See http://www.rondebruin.nl/windowsxpzip.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "wifigoo" wrote in message ... Hello, I've created a button in a spreadsheet that, when clicked, will encrypt and compress a Workbook using IZArc's command line tool. Unfortunately, this requires downloading and installing IZArc software. I would rather use an Excel built-in function that would encrypt and compress a Workbook/Spreadsheet thereby avoiding having to download and install IZArc. Has anyone tried this? Or does anyone know where I may find information to help me create such a Excel VBA macro? Many thanks for your help. Kindest regards, Olivier. |
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