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different passwords for each worksheets
I am creating a workbook for the risk assessment of our company. Based on
the risk assessment, I am going to have management and a few select associates complete a risk assessment questionnaire that will link to the risk assessment matrix. Each employee's questionnaire will be set up as a different worksheet. However, I don't want any users other than me to be able to view/modify the answers to another person's worksheet. Is there a way to restrict access to each questionnaire to only the applicable user? The only other option I can think of so far is to create separate workbooks including only the questionnaire for each employee and link each workbook back to the matrix in my main workbook. I know Access would probably be better to use for this, but due to time constraints I'm going to have to go with Excel for now. This is supposed to be ready to roll out this Friday. Ahhh!!! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
different passwords for each worksheets
Hi
Apart from setting up new workbooks, how about creating a Macro that hides all sheets except the one the user requires !! The users password will then access the appropriate sheet. As for the code, I suggest far greater minds than mine will help there. Maybe a new thread with this as the request will get you a result !! Michael M "jhucks8" wrote: I am creating a workbook for the risk assessment of our company. Based on the risk assessment, I am going to have management and a few select associates complete a risk assessment questionnaire that will link to the risk assessment matrix. Each employee's questionnaire will be set up as a different worksheet. However, I don't want any users other than me to be able to view/modify the answers to another person's worksheet. Is there a way to restrict access to each questionnaire to only the applicable user? The only other option I can think of so far is to create separate workbooks including only the questionnaire for each employee and link each workbook back to the matrix in my main workbook. I know Access would probably be better to use for this, but due to time constraints I'm going to have to go with Excel for now. This is supposed to be ready to roll out this Friday. Ahhh!!! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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