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Protect View Code?
Is there a way to protect view code (I mean users cannot right click and view
code?) |
Protect View Code?
Hi AM,
In the VBA editor: Menu | Tools | VBA Properties | Protection | Lock Project foe viewing [x] | Enter and confirm password | OK Save, close and re-open workbook. --- Regards. Norman "AM" wrote in message ... Is there a way to protect view code (I mean users cannot right click and view code?) |
Protect View Code?
"Norman Jones" wrote in message
... Hi AM, In the VBA editor: Menu | Tools | VBA Properties | Protection | Lock Project foe viewing [x] | Enter and confirm password | OK Save, close and re-open workbook. THat's not a secure means, Best way is to comppile the code into a VB 6 DLL, and just have stubs in the the .xls. For example, using Word, the following is in my Normal.dot, but the real code is in a DLL. Same can be done in Excel. Option Explicit Public clsWordVBNormal As WordVBNormal Public Sub AutoClose() SetupClass clsWordVBNormal.clsAutoClose End Sub Public Sub AutoExec() SetupClass End Sub Public Sub AutoExit() SetupClass clsWordVBNormal.clsAutoExit End Sub Public Sub AutoNew() SetupClass End Sub Public Sub AutoOpen() SetupClass End Sub Public Sub ResetToolsOptionsView() SetupClass clsWordVBNormal.clsResetToolsOptionsView ActiveDocument End Sub Private Sub SetupClass() If TypeName(clsWordVBNormal) < "WordVBNormal" Then Set clsWordVBNormal = New WordVBNormal clsWordVBNormal.SetClass Application End If End Sub |
Protect View Code?
Thank you all for the help. Very helpful and great people on this board.
Best, AM "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi AM, In the VBA editor: Menu | Tools | VBA Properties | Protection | Lock Project foe viewing [x] | Enter and confirm password | OK Save, close and re-open workbook. --- Regards. Norman "AM" wrote in message ... Is there a way to protect view code (I mean users cannot right click and view code?) |
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