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Excel --> Tools menu option --> Protection --> Protect Sheet --> Enter a password.

This wud be applicable to all the users.
 
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You can make the sheet "very hidden." Change the property in the VBA IDE's Project window, under the "Visible" property under properties for that sheet. It can also be accomplished with VBA itself.

This is not as strong as a password so weigh the greater convenience vs. safety.
 
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