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Password protection of worksheet when copied and pasted.
First, I use Excel 2000 version. What I have discovered is when I hide data
on a spreadsheet and passwork protect it before I forward to other parties, once they get it and if they copy and past this spreadsheet into another worksheet - all the protected data is un-protected. In otherwords, if they know how the software works, they can figure out what I am protecting. Appreciate any help here. -- Thanks, Shansi |
That's right. And worksheet passwords are easily cracked. Don't send data
you don't want people to see. ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Shansi" wrote in message ... First, I use Excel 2000 version. What I have discovered is when I hide data on a spreadsheet and passwork protect it before I forward to other parties, once they get it and if they copy and past this spreadsheet into another worksheet - all the protected data is un-protected. In otherwords, if they know how the software works, they can figure out what I am protecting. Appreciate any help here. -- Thanks, Shansi |
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