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I am working on a business budget in excel, and want to link to a
confidential payroll page. Is there a way to link to a payroll projection
page in the same excel spreadsheet, and password protect a single page so
that the viewer is not able to view the specific contents of the payroll
page?
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maybe you should try to hide sheet with payrolle information and use
tools-protection-protect workbook
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I am working on a business budget in excel, and want to link to a
confidential payroll page. Is there a way to link to a payroll projection
page in the same excel spreadsheet, and password protect a single page so
that the viewer is not able to view the specific contents of the payroll
page?



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Nope.

If you want to put confidential information in excel, don't share it with
others. Excel's protection isn't made to protect this kind of information.

R Shields wrote:

I am working on a business budget in excel, and want to link to a
confidential payroll page. Is there a way to link to a payroll projection
page in the same excel spreadsheet, and password protect a single page so
that the viewer is not able to view the specific contents of the payroll
page?


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Default In Excel 2003 can you password protect a single page in excel?

What do you consider as a "page"?

Generally a page is a printed section of a worksheet.

Do you mean "worksheet" maybe?

You can hide a single worksheet by FormatSheetHide.

Then you would ToolsProtectionProtect Wokbook.......structure and windows.

Enter a password and OK

BUT..........Excel's internal protection is very weak and passwords can be
easily cracked by users who can access the internet and search for "password
crackers".

You might get a little more protection from prying eyes if you use VBA code to
make a sheet xlveryhidden but not much.

The rule of thumb is..............if it is confidential material, leave it out
of the workbook.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

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I am working on a business budget in excel, and want to link to a
confidential payroll page. Is there a way to link to a payroll projection
page in the same excel spreadsheet, and password protect a single page so
that the viewer is not able to view the specific contents of the payroll
page?


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