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    Creating a log in screen with user name and password

    I need to create a log in screen in excel with a user name and password, ideally, there will be 2 users, the main operatives and the admin. They both will have different privleages.

    how can this be done??

    thansk very much

    jd

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    Good morning jermaindefoe

    OK, I see three possible explanations here :
    (i) You are a famous footballer (called Jermain Defoe)
    (ii) You are a Spurs fan (not called Jermain Defoe)
    (iii) You really are called Jermain Defoe (and nothing to do with the footballer or Spurs)

    On to your question. I have a template available that allows an administrator to set user priveliges and determine which users can access (read-only or read write) which sheets. You as administrator can see all sheets. Each user wil be required to enter a username and password before they can use the workbook.

    If this sounds like something you (or anyone else) can use, then PM me your e-mail address and I'll forward it on to you.

    HTH

    DominicB
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    Creating a log in screen with user name and password

    I need to create a log in screen in excel with a user name and password, ideally, there will be 2 users, the main operatives and the admin. They both will have different privleages.

    how can this be done??

    thansk very much

    jd

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    Quote Originally Posted by dominicb
    Good morning jermaindefoe

    OK, I see three possible explanations here :
    (i) You are a famous footballer (called Jermain Defoe)
    (ii) You are a Spurs fan (not called Jermain Defoe)
    (iii) You really are called Jermain Defoe (and nothing to do with the footballer or Spurs)

    On to your question. I have a template available that allows an administrator to set user priveliges and determine which users can access (read-only or read write) which sheets. You as administrator can see all sheets. Each user wil be required to enter a username and password before they can use the workbook.

    If this sounds like something you (or anyone else) can use, then PM me your e-mail address and I'll forward it on to you.

    HTH

    DominicB
    ive pm'd you

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