i do want to know, if it is possible to unprotect a workbook using vba.
in the ideal case, the password is written in the vba code (i know how to protect the vba code itself).
i need this for an excel, which i want to update daily (using a macro) so it should be "open" for that update. user still should not be able to change any values inside this workbook.
anyone has an idea?
in the ideal case, the password is written in the vba code (i know how to protect the vba code itself).
i need this for an excel, which i want to update daily (using a macro) so it should be "open" for that update. user still should not be able to change any values inside this workbook.
anyone has an idea?