excel can't be open by another user

[prince_zuko]

Hi,

My user log in for my pc at work is BCA042 and there is one excel file that i cannot open as I'm not allowed to use it.

Appreciate if you could help me on this by hacking the password or vba that can help me open it. Thanks.

Kind regards,

Brian C. Arcilla

[cytop]

hacking the password...

As mentioned in your other post in an older thread - if you have the password then there's no problem - if you DO NOT have the password then your post does not comply with Rule #11 of our Forum RULES.

Don't post questions regarding breaking or bypassing any security measure. Such posts will be deleted, and repeat offenders will be banned. This includes posting of links to sites that offer software, code or services to do this or posting of code to remove passwords

My user log in for my pc at work is BCA042 and there is one excel file that i cannot open as I'm not allowed to use it

Not strictly True - the code ONLY allows a user with the Windows ID BCA042 to open the file.

[prince_zuko]

but i cant open the file on my end

[cytop]

I'm sorry - I can't help unless you have the password to the VBA project and you post a workbook with the VBA project unprotected.

All free forums, that I'm aware of, will insist on the same.

[cytop]

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