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Excel 2007

How do I lock my excel spreadsheet so that it cannot be opened at all without a password?

RE: Excel 2007

Hello David
Thank you for your question

Open the excel spreadsheet and go to File, Save As. At the top right select Tools, Options and a box should appear to let you enter a password to open and a password to modify. Enter and save.


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Cress

Thu 12 Mar 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.

 

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