worksheet protection

jeffreydbrown

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is there any way to protect all worksheets within a workbook at one time as opposed to protecting each sheet one at a time?
 

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using VBA you can protect sheets easily.

<pre>
Public Sub protectsheets()
Dim oSheet As Worksheet

For Each oSheet In Worksheets
oSheet.Protect Password:= ""
Next

End Sub</pre>

This protects them with no password.
 
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