L Larry Linson Apr 11, 2007 #3 you can remove the password programmatically right? record a macro, remove the password.. then look at the macro I'd reccomend using Excel VBA; since this .net crap doesn't support office yet
you can remove the password programmatically right? record a macro, remove the password.. then look at the macro I'd reccomend using Excel VBA; since this .net crap doesn't support office yet
R RobinS Apr 11, 2007 #4 Try posting your question to an Excel programming newsgroup. Oh, and FYI, that Larry Linson guy is trolling. Be very wary about believing anything he says. Robin S.
Try posting your question to an Excel programming newsgroup. Oh, and FYI, that Larry Linson guy is trolling. Be very wary about believing anything he says. Robin S.
P Paul Clement Apr 13, 2007 #5 ¤ Hi, ¤ ¤ How can I programmatically open a password protected excel-sheet? You need to supply a bit more information. Are you opening it via data access? Automation? Assuming it's via automation the Workbooks collection Open method has a Password parameter that you can specify when opening a Workbook file. Paul ~~~~ Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
¤ Hi, ¤ ¤ How can I programmatically open a password protected excel-sheet? You need to supply a bit more information. Are you opening it via data access? Automation? Assuming it's via automation the Workbooks collection Open method has a Password parameter that you can specify when opening a Workbook file. Paul ~~~~ Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
L Larry Linson Apr 20, 2007 #6 bull mother ****ing shit i'm not a troll.. i'm just the only one with BALLS around here **** you kids
bull mother ****ing shit i'm not a troll.. i'm just the only one with BALLS around here **** you kids