How do I protect Visual Basic for Application Code
I have noticed that MS's templates and other Excel files received from other
sources needs a password to open the VBA source code. I have been unable to find any assistance from OLH or figure it out on m,y own how to protect my VBA source code. Any help appreciated. |
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open your workbook hit alt-f11 (to get to the vbe) hit ctrl-r (to see the project explorer) with your project selected in the project explorer Tools VBAProject Properties Protection tab. Zagrijs Venter wrote: I have noticed that MS's templates and other Excel files received from other sources needs a password to open the VBA source code. I have been unable to find any assistance from OLH or figure it out on m,y own how to protect my VBA source code. Any help appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
However, you should recognize that there are ways to disable this
protection in a matter of seconds, including inexpensive commercial crackers. In article , Dave Peterson wrote: Open excel open your workbook hit alt-f11 (to get to the vbe) hit ctrl-r (to see the project explorer) with your project selected in the project explorer Tools VBAProject Properties Protection tab. |
Thanks to both replies
Zagrijs "JE McGimpsey" wrote: However, you should recognize that there are ways to disable this protection in a matter of seconds, including inexpensive commercial crackers. In article , Dave Peterson wrote: Open excel open your workbook hit alt-f11 (to get to the vbe) hit ctrl-r (to see the project explorer) with your project selected in the project explorer Tools VBAProject Properties Protection tab. |
Hi,
Is there any way to really protect my work (VBA code)? I am also interested in protect my MS Excel VBA work under Mac OS X! Thank you for any help! "JE McGimpsey" wrote: However, you should recognize that there are ways to disable this protection in a matter of seconds, including inexpensive commercial crackers. In article , Dave Peterson wrote: Open excel open your workbook hit alt-f11 (to get to the vbe) hit ctrl-r (to see the project explorer) with your project selected in the project explorer Tools VBAProject Properties Protection tab. |
On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 08:26:12 -0700, ZsO wrote:
Is there any way to really protect my work (VBA code)? I am also interested in protect my MS Excel VBA work under Mac OS X! Launch the VB Editor. Right-click the module and select properties. There's a password field to prevent viewing. MP- -- "Learning is a behavior that results from consequences." B.F. Skinner |
But that can be bypassed if you know how, so don't necessarily rely on it to
protect the crown jewels. -- Regards Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03 ------------------------------*------------------------------*---------------- It's easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission :-) ------------------------------*------------------------------*---------------- "Mangus Pyke" wrote in message ... On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 08:26:12 -0700, ZsO wrote: Is there any way to really protect my work (VBA code)? I am also interested in protect my MS Excel VBA work under Mac OS X! Launch the VB Editor. Right-click the module and select properties. There's a password field to prevent viewing. MP- -- "Learning is a behavior that results from consequences." B.F. Skinner |
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