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Protecting a Macro on a Mac using Excel 2004
I am trying to protect a macro that has been deleted multiple times by
other users of a workbook I set up. Is there a way to protect the Macro without stopping the Macro from running? Thanks for any help I can get! bella.sandi |
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Protecting a Macro on a Mac using Excel 2004
Hi,
In the VB editor choose Tools, VBAProject Properties, Protection (write down your password)! -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire " wrote: I am trying to protect a macro that has been deleted multiple times by other users of a workbook I set up. Is there a way to protect the Macro without stopping the Macro from running? Thanks for any help I can get! bella.sandi |
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