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Excel Expiration
I have made a spreadsheet for someone, they want to see it before I go over
there and install it but I dont want him to just steal it if I email it. Is there anyway that the sheet can expire after a number of times the sheet is opened or based on date? |
Excel Expiration
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Excel Expiration
Add the following code to the ThisWorkBook module:
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Dim OpenCount As Integer OpenCount = GetSetting("MyApp", "Count", "OpenCount", 0) SaveSetting "MyApp", "Count", "OpenCount", OpenCount + 1 If OpenCount = 10 Then ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False End Sub Then lock the project from viewing. After the workbook has been opened 10 times it will automaticly close. "Hamed parhizkar" wrote: I have made a spreadsheet for someone, they want to see it before I go over there and install it but I dont want him to just steal it if I email it. Is there anyway that the sheet can expire after a number of times the sheet is opened or based on date? |
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