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Linking to Password-required-to-open workbooks
Hi Guys,
I have a workbook which has links to a number of other workbooks which require passwords to open them. The problem is that when the workbook is opened, the user is prompted for the passwords for each of the protected workbooks that link to it. Is there any way of updating the links to these password protected workbooks, or to progammatically enter the passwords without actually opening the workbooks? Many thanks in advance. |
Linking to Password-required-to-open workbooks
Based on Tom Ogilvy's remarks at the site link below, the workbooks will
need to be open for the links. That means that to avoid the user having to enter passwords for each workbook, it would have to be done with the code when the master workbook opens. http://en.allexperts.com/q/Excel-105...ooks-Rules.htm "Libby" wrote in message ... Hi Guys, I have a workbook which has links to a number of other workbooks which require passwords to open them. The problem is that when the workbook is opened, the user is prompted for the passwords for each of the protected workbooks that link to it. Is there any way of updating the links to these password protected workbooks, or to progammatically enter the passwords without actually opening the workbooks? Many thanks in advance. |
Linking to Password-required-to-open workbooks
for the benefit of everyone, here is my solution.
I write the values I wanted to link from the workbooks into a text file and then read those values into the workbook that was to link to the others. "Libby" wrote: Hi Guys, I have a workbook which has links to a number of other workbooks which require passwords to open them. The problem is that when the workbook is opened, the user is prompted for the passwords for each of the protected workbooks that link to it. Is there any way of updating the links to these password protected workbooks, or to progammatically enter the passwords without actually opening the workbooks? Many thanks in advance. |
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