Pasword on File

abz2max

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does any 1 no how 2 put a password on an Excel file so that it requires a password to open it.
Thankz
 

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When you go to File/Save As look for an options window (earlier office versions have an "options" button there, later ones you might have to go to Tools/General Options)

Adam
 
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file
save as
name the file and click tools options and input as reqd
thats XP

Excel 2000 save as and go to proprtys and 97 the same i think

you name the save as file and set PW

HTH
 
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