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Hopefully this won't be too confusing. I have a workbook with 3 sheets in it.
One sheet for one partner, one for another, etc. Without having to create 3 separate workbooks, is it possible to create a password for each sheet so that only that partner can view that particular sheet. In other words, I don't want one partner to be able to view the other two partners' sheets. thanks! |
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"_ian2006_" wrote: Hopefully this won't be too confusing. I have a workbook with 3 sheets in it. One sheet for one partner, one for another, etc. Without having to create 3 separate workbooks, is it possible to create a password for each sheet so that only that partner can view that particular sheet. In other words, I don't want one partner to be able to view the other two partners' sheets. thanks! |
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Protecting worksheets in this manner won't stop anyone who is interested from
seeing the other sheets. If you have stuff others shouldn't see, don't share that workbook with them. _ian2006_ wrote: Hopefully this won't be too confusing. I have a workbook with 3 sheets in it. One sheet for one partner, one for another, etc. Without having to create 3 separate workbooks, is it possible to create a password for each sheet so that only that partner can view that particular sheet. In other words, I don't want one partner to be able to view the other two partners' sheets. thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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If the partners have enough savvy to find these newsgroups, they'll be able to bypass any method you use. See: http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html In article , _ian2006_ wrote: Hopefully this won't be too confusing. I have a workbook with 3 sheets in it. One sheet for one partner, one for another, etc. Without having to create 3 separate workbooks, is it possible to create a password for each sheet so that only that partner can view that particular sheet. In other words, I don't want one partner to be able to view the other two partners' sheets. thanks! |
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