Unprotecting worksheet without password VBA

[Robmorm]

Violation of forum rules

[sintek]

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Your post does not comply with Rule # 7...

7. Do not inquire about breaking the security of a protected workbook.

Your post does not comply with Rule # 2...

2. Programming code must be enclosed in code tags to improve readability.

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[Robmorm]

can i delete this thread then?

[sintek]

Will soon be deleted by a Moderator...

Now that you have deleted the code...my post is pointless...

Your initial code from Post 1
Password breaker code...




Sorry, I do not make the rules but just like yourself have to adhere to them...

[BMV]

sintek this code does't work anymore. MS have corrected something.

[sintek]

sintek this code does't work anymore. MS have corrected something.

Not my code...As per post 4

OP code...

Your initial code from Post 1

Only posted OP code otherwise my post 2 would have no relevance cause he deleted code from initial post 1 ...

[TMS]

I don't think you should have reposted the code, though I understand why. I used that same code many years ago but, as has been said, it doesn't work in current versions of Excel.

I think the point about the rule is that no discussion should be entered into.

The thread should be reported for the Moderators to close and lock (which I will now do).

[Glenn Kennedy]

Administrative Note:

Welcome to the forum.

Sorry, but your post does not comply with Rule #7 of our Forum RULES:

Don't post questions regarding breaking or bypassing any security measure.

Such threads will be closed and repeat offenders will be banned. This includes posting of links to sites that offer software, code or services to do this or the posting of code to remove passwords.

Thread closed.

[AliGW]

And all code now removed.