Just like the above-mentioned query, there are several users looking for ways to unlock VBA Project Password Excel 2010 & 2013 documents. This blog has come up with the Excel.xls VBA password recovery solutions. I have your answer, as I just had the same problem today: Someone made a working vba code that changes the vba protection password to 'macro', for all excel files, including.xlsm (2007+ versions).
Re-gain access to your valuable Excel worksheets and workbooks that were protected by an Excel 2007 or 2010 program. Also remove the protection of any regularly protected VBA project! This Excel add-in will provide you with a workable password and remove any protection from your worksheets that you are locked out of. As a special bonus you will also receive the Password Recovery add-in for Microsoft Word and PowerPoint so that you can regain access to your VBA projects in those programs. That's 3 add-ins for the price of one! Have you ever forgotten an Excel or VBA project password? Did someone leave your company and can't be reached to provide you with their passwords?
These types of situations seem to happen all too often in our corporate and personal lives and sometimes they can lead to DISASTERS! A Janrain study found that nearly 2 in 5 people have to ask for assistance in remembering either a username or password every single month.
Unique passwords take a lot of effort to keep track of and it's easy to mix them up when it seems every computer application requires some sort of log-in nowadays. Imagine spending hours on an in-depth financial forecasting model and losing the password to unlock it's worksheets and make critical changes to the formulas. Without that access, you may be left spending the next week (or even month) trying to recreate your glorious model that was so good at pumping out such accurate forecasts for your company. Luckily, this Excel add-in can relieve your stress in seconds as your precious spreadsheets are quickly and easily unlocked so you can re-gain access to all your valuable data and formulas. Protection Map - This button will create a spreadsheet (in a new workbook) that provides you with specific protection information associated with each worksheet in the ActiveWorkbook.
Protect Sheets - With this button, you can protect all of the sheets in your workbook but enable any outline functionality; allowing your users to expand and collapse any grouping of cell columns or rows. Application Events - This button will allow you to enable or disable VBA event handlers. This is important because there can be VBA code triggered by certain actions that you as the user might do (ie activating a worksheet). Show/Hide Sheet Tabs - This button will allow you to unhide the area where you select the various tabs within your Excel workbook.
This can be handy if you unlock a dashboard that has all of the tab navigation hidden. Everyone who had previously purchased the add-in, received the updated version for free via email! Regain Access To Your VBA Projects! VBA coding can be critical in automating laborious and repetitive processes.
Typically throughout the years those processes change and your VBA code needs to be tweaked or even overhauled completely! Unfortunately employees leave, passwords get lost, and minds forget. This can be a horrific problem if you are in a time crunch or don't remember how you coded something.
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Save yourself the hassle and instantly regain access to your VBA code with the click of a button! This button works with ANY Excel VBA project that was protected solely with Excel, NO MATTER which Excel version it was saved with (this includes Excel 2013!).
Re-protect Your Worksheet Or Workbook Long Story Short: With Excel 2003-2010 password protection, there are multiple passwords that can unlock your worksheet or workbook. While the Password Recovery add-in may not be able to provide you with the exact password that was used to protect your file, it can provide you with one that is equal (in Excel's eyes) to the original password. Let's look at a scenario. Your boss Bob protects an Excel file in Excel 2010 that provides critical financial data. The password to modify the worksheets is BobRocks123. Bob is on vacation to a remote island in the Caribbean and cannot be reached for the week.
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You are tasked with covering your boss's critical work for the entire week. It's Monday morning and you are ready to get to work in Bob's Excel file but you lost the password he gave you to access it! Luckily you don't panic for too long because you have the Password Recovery add-in right at your finger tips. You quickly navigate to the worksheet you need to unlock and you click the Unprotect ActiveSheet button in your Excel Ribbon.
You then almost instantly receive the following message box. Instant Access To Help From Your Ribbon The Password Recovery ribbon add-in has built-in links to bring you directly to the most up-to-date information on how to use your add-in. Simply click the Help button drop down and navigate to the Add-in Help Pages section. When you click the Guru icon you will be taken to the online help page for your add-in where you will learn all about the functionalities of the Password Recovery Excel add-in. Examples include how to install and uninstall the add-in file. You can check out the help page.
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