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Bruise
I am having difficulties coming up with a code for login purposes. I would
like to not use the built-in workbook password. I would like to use a code
in a userform that would verify with each individual user's
username/password. Then, after the un/pw is accepted, the code would allow
them access designated according to their login.
Example:
-User 1 would login and have full administrative rights to the workbook.
-User 2 would login and have only full read/limited write access.
-User 3 would login and have full read/no write access.
-User 4 would have limited read/no write access.
Am I in too far over my head trying to set this up in Excel? Top-Notch
security for the UN/PW is not essential as I work with a bunch of idiots![Wink ;) ;)](/styles/default/custom/smilies/wink.gif)
Can someone lead me in the right direction? TYIA
Bruise
like to not use the built-in workbook password. I would like to use a code
in a userform that would verify with each individual user's
username/password. Then, after the un/pw is accepted, the code would allow
them access designated according to their login.
Example:
-User 1 would login and have full administrative rights to the workbook.
-User 2 would login and have only full read/limited write access.
-User 3 would login and have full read/no write access.
-User 4 would have limited read/no write access.
Am I in too far over my head trying to set this up in Excel? Top-Notch
security for the UN/PW is not essential as I work with a bunch of idiots
![Wink ;) ;)](/styles/default/custom/smilies/wink.gif)
Can someone lead me in the right direction? TYIA
Bruise