Source Codes

[JDay]

While attempting to copywrite a Excel workbood, the copyright office is
asking me to provide the "source codes." How might I retrieve those?

[Chip Pearson]

The request for source code usually means the programming code
(e.g., VBA code, VB code, C code, etc). For a workbook, it would
be a list of all cells and their formulas.


"JDay" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> While attempting to copywrite a Excel workbood, the copyright
> office is
> asking me to provide the "source codes." How might I retrieve
> those?

[cincode5]

Chip,

An offset question.

Would coding the functionality of an xls file in VBA as opposed to formulas
esentially protect your work from plagerism. I have an xls that I'd like to
issue for profit but am fearful of vandalism.
--
Regards...


"Chip Pearson" wrote:

> The request for source code usually means the programming code
> (e.g., VBA code, VB code, C code, etc). For a workbook, it would
> be a list of all cells and their formulas.
>
>
> "JDay" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > While attempting to copywrite a Excel workbood, the copyright
> > office is
> > asking me to provide the "source codes." How might I retrieve
> > those?
>
>
>