Passwords in Excel
 

There is an employee who let our school more than a year ago. It is time for
us to use one of her workbooks again. Unfortunately she protected all the
sheets in the workbook and left no record of the password. Is ther anything
that can be done w/o physically going through a dozen worksheets and manually
rebuilding them anew?

Thanks,
Michael

Passwords in Excel
 

XL passwords are notoriously easy to break:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/password.htm

Dave
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"mjlucas49" wrote:

There is an employee who let our school more than a year ago. It is time for
us to use one of her workbooks again. Unfortunately she protected all the
sheets in the workbook and left no record of the password. Is ther anything
that can be done w/o physically going through a dozen worksheets and manually
rebuilding them anew?

Thanks,
Michael

Passwords in Excel
 

Check out this site...

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"mjlucas49" wrote:

There is an employee who let our school more than a year ago. It is time for
us to use one of her workbooks again. Unfortunately she protected all the
sheets in the workbook and left no record of the password. Is ther anything
that can be done w/o physically going through a dozen worksheets and manually
rebuilding them anew?

Thanks,
Michael