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Right now i have it so when a user opens the spreadsheet it asks them 2
questions then after it filters based on the value the user entered it automatically password protects it. The problem is that when a user saves the spreadsheet and then comes back to it the program gives them an error since its trying to protect an already protected sheet. How can i make it so it bypasses this part? any ideas? Heres my Code: Private Sub Workbook_Open() UserForm2.Show Dim Message1, Title1, MyValues Message = "Please enter your name (First and Last)" Title = "Name" '<--Change MyValues = InputBox(Message, Title) Sheets("Summary").Range("E8") = MyValues Dim Message2, Title2, MyValue Message = "Please Enter Last 5 Digits of Your Card Number" Title = "AMEX Number" '<--Change MyValue = InputBox(Message, Title) If MyValue = "" Then Sheets("Expense Amex").Protect password:="welcome" Exit Sub End If Range("Cardholder_Number").AutoFilter Range("Cardholder_Number").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=MyValue, visibleDropDown:=False Sheets("Expense Amex").Protect password:="welcome" On Error Resume Next End Sub Thanks, Alex |
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