Dear Mr. Vikas,
If you look in the "FORUM RULES", you'll notice #3:
3) Don't post questions regarding breaking or bypassing any security measure.
Basically, programmers use passwords to protect their "Intellectual Property",
which is their livelihood.For myself and others, we would be unwilling to
participate in a group that actively assists in stealing the work of others.
There ARE sites and programs that will (sometimes for a fee) unlock VBA
projects.Simply Google something like "excel vba password recovery"
I realize that your file contains sensitive material.perhaps you can delete or
modify the Excel content before sharing the file with one of these services.
good luck,
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On Saturday, March 5, 2016 9:22 AM, "vikas....@gmail.com"
<vikas....@gmail.com> wrote:
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all,
I have an excel file which has multiple macros built. When I try to access the
VBA, it gives a pop-up to enter the password. The macros have been written by
predecessor and my boss wants me to decode this.
Since it contains confidential client details, wont be able to share the file,
apologies for that.
Pls advise ASAP on how to unlock/crack password for such file. Thanks in
advance.
Rgds, Vikas
Sent from Windows Mail
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