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Could someone help me understand why it doesn't like "If cUser = "XJOHN" Or "YPAUL" Then" in the macro below? Thanks. Sub UnprotectAllSheets() Dim cUser As String cUser = UCase(Environ("username")) 'change to uppercase because this seems to be case sensitive. If cUser = "XJOHN" Or "YPAUL" Then Dim wSheet As Worksheet For Each wSheet In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets wSheet.Unprotect Password:="opensesame" Next Else UserForm1.Show End If End Sub |
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Check your other post.
tinman wrote: Hello, Could someone help me understand why it doesn't like "If cUser = "XJOHN" Or "YPAUL" Then" in the macro below? Thanks. Sub UnprotectAllSheets() Dim cUser As String cUser = UCase(Environ("username")) 'change to uppercase because this seems to be case sensitive. If cUser = "XJOHN" Or "YPAUL" Then Dim wSheet As Worksheet For Each wSheet In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets wSheet.Unprotect Password:="opensesame" Next Else UserForm1.Show End If End Sub -- Dave Peterson |
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