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Saving Workbook with Password using SaveChange
Hi
The macro create different files and replace the existing files quietly when the user close the main file. I dont want the user to see a box asking to replace the files. My problem is, one of them need to be save with a password to open. I tried ActiveWorkbook.Protect ("Password") before the line Activeworkbook.close and it doesn't work. I tried after, ssame thing. I think my problem is when I use the saveChange. Do you have a solution. Thanks Here part of the macro I'm using: ========== ' save file telephones Application.DisplayAlerts = False ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=True, Filename:="G:\2009\Infos\Telephones.xls" Application.DisplayAlerts = True ' macro continue |
Saving Workbook with Password using SaveChange
This worked for me in xl2003:
Option Explicit Sub testme() With ActiveWorkbook .Password = "hi" .Close savechanges:=True End With End Sub Mouimet wrote: Hi The macro create different files and replace the existing files quietly when the user close the main file. I dont want the user to see a box asking to replace the files. My problem is, one of them need to be save with a password to open. I tried ActiveWorkbook.Protect ("Password") before the line Activeworkbook.close and it doesn't work. I tried after, ssame thing. I think my problem is when I use the saveChange. Do you have a solution. Thanks Here part of the macro I'm using: ========== ' save file telephones Application.DisplayAlerts = False ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=True, Filename:="G:\2009\Infos\Telephones.xls" Application.DisplayAlerts = True ' macro continue -- Dave Peterson |
Saving Workbook with Password using SaveChange
Thanks it's working fine. Have a nice day
"Dave Peterson" wrote: This worked for me in xl2003: Option Explicit Sub testme() With ActiveWorkbook .Password = "hi" .Close savechanges:=True End With End Sub Mouimet wrote: Hi The macro create different files and replace the existing files quietly when the user close the main file. I dont want the user to see a box asking to replace the files. My problem is, one of them need to be save with a password to open. I tried ActiveWorkbook.Protect ("Password") before the line Activeworkbook.close and it doesn't work. I tried after, ssame thing. I think my problem is when I use the saveChange. Do you have a solution. Thanks Here part of the macro I'm using: ========== ' save file telephones Application.DisplayAlerts = False ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=True, Filename:="G:\2009\Infos\Telephones.xls" Application.DisplayAlerts = True ' macro continue -- Dave Peterson |
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