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Breaking Internal Passwords
I posted a new question recently about security and the answer received was
that internal passwords can be bypassed and changed, look at website: http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html Now my question is : What if the excel file, I will call it File01.xls has the VBA password protected and the user cannot get to that files VBA to run the macro. Would they be able to run the macro from say File02.xls and either return the passwords or change the passwords on the Sheet Protect and Workbook Protect on File01.xls? Thank you, Steven |
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