In my old MS Word version, pre-2007, I was able to lock my worksheet with my
password and a number at the end. Example--abcdef2009. Now, since I got
2007, I can't lock it with the number. I type in the abcdef2009 and a window
pops up to confirm, which I do, then I get another window saying the
passwords don't match, but if I remove the number at the end it closes fine.
Why won't it accept the number?
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Thanks, Mumsy

Hi Mumsy,

You're doing you best to confuse us here referring to MS Word having
worksheets. I'm sure (hope) you mean MS Excel worksheets.

Now then abcdef2009 is a perfectly acceptable worksheet protection password
and if your getting an error I suspect you're mis-typing. Be aware that
passwords are case sensitive.
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Mike

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"Mumsy" wrote:

In my old MS Word version, pre-2007, I was able to lock my worksheet with my
password and a number at the end. Example--abcdef2009. Now, since I got
2007, I can't lock it with the number. I type in the abcdef2009 and a window
pops up to confirm, which I do, then I get another window saying the
passwords don't match, but if I remove the number at the end it closes fine.
Why won't it accept the number?
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Thanks, Mumsy