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    VBA code that Unhide sheet that are hidden using (xlSheetHidden)

    The photo attached will explain thing better. Please have a look.

    After I select the visible option to xlSheetVisible, a message is popped up.

    I had google for the solution to solve this. But all also fail. I am not Excel expert, but this information hidden is very valuable for me.

    Any input is welcome.
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    VBAX Master Aflatoon's Avatar
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    Is the workbook protected?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aflatoon View Post
    Is the workbook protected?


    Yes, the workbook is protected. I had unblock the password by some code. But still cannot unblock this

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    Does the Workbook and the Worksheet have a password and have you got 1 sheet visible ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob342 View Post
    Does the Workbook and the Worksheet have a password and have you got 1 sheet visible ?
    It is password protected. But I don't know what's the password.

    Please refer to the attached for what I'm talking about.
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    Now you can d/l a Brute Force password cracker, (well you could about 15 years ago), but I suggest that you make a separate copy of your workbook before doing this because it can mess the workbook up. As well, I have to suggest that you do not do it because a lot of these apps have backdoor allowances coded into them.
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    If both the workbook and the sheets contain passwords and you don't know them then we do not break passwords
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