Hi
For the first time, I've a strange workbook
When I logged on VBE I found it doesn't open and there's a message (Unviewable project)
I don't want to hack on it
But I want to protect my workbooks like this...
Has anybody encountered like this?
Hi
For the first time, I've a strange workbook
When I logged on VBE I found it doesn't open and there's a message (Unviewable project)
I don't want to hack on it
But I want to protect my workbooks like this...
Has anybody encountered like this?
Most likely password protected. You will need the PW to open it but since you dont there is hundreds of article telling you how to do it. Google it.
Peace of mind is found in some of the strangest places.
Thanks ..
I want to protect my project like the manner I described
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It's probably protected in a shared workbook, unshare it to be able to unprotect it and view it!
Regards,
Simon
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ِMr. Simon
I don't want to unprotect the workbook
I want the way that this workbook is created ..
This is my simple request
Thanks
Then i don't understand, you want to leave the vba project locked? if thats the case then it is and thats why you are getting the message, protecting the workbook has nothing to do with protecting the vba project.
Regards,
Simon
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Hi Simon
I'm sorry that I can't explain my problem adequately ..
I attached a file that's protected in the way that I mentioned
I want to know :: the way that is used to protect the project in this workbook.
But in details if possible
Simon he wants to know how to protect his code like in the sample.
Peace of mind is found in some of the strangest places.
Thats one of Roy's workbooks, he's probably used a 3rd party application like Lock xls
Regards,
Simon
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If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.
Isaac Newton, Letter to Robert Hooke, February 5, 1675 English mathematician & physicist (1642 - 1727)