In the previous post, we learned how to remove password from a VBA macro in Excel, PowerPoint, or Word (both 32- and 64-bit) the hard way. In this post we will talk about how to remove the password using another macro.
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Showing posts with label Word. Show all posts
VBA macro Developers always add passwords to protect their work. If a client has reached out to you to develop a solution for them, it is obvious that you would add a password to protect it. Why? Because it is your intellectual property! If the client needs to modify the macro, they should ideally reach out to you again to do the same. You can even ensure even user-level access to your VBA macros so that the client cannot distribute it to users beyond what was agreed upon.
But what if you have forgotten the password you have set for the VBA macro that you created for your client? Recreating the macro is unrealistic in terms of budget and timeline. So what then?
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