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I have a bunch of spreadsheets that require passwords to open them, both to
read and to write. I put them on myself, but have forgotten what I did, and I want to apply password protection to a new spreadsheet. The obvious thing seems to be Tools/Protection/Protect Sheet or Protect Workbook. But when I do either one of these, it only write protects, it does not cause a password to be required to open the .xls file. Can someone remind me of what I did to require a password to open the .xls file? |
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Laurel
Assuming Excel 2000, use File - Save As, then click on Tools and General Options. This should give you the prompts for the passwords. Regards Murray |
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Thanks very much.
"Murray" wrote in message oups.com... Laurel Assuming Excel 2000, use File - Save As, then click on Tools and General Options. This should give you the prompts for the passwords. Regards Murray |
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