![]() If you are looking for a safe tool, I can recommend one called "Password-find" which worked, at least in my case - the passwords were removed after I uploaded the protected files to their servers. Sheet protection is enabled using the .sheet attribute or calling enable () or disable (): > ws wb.active > ws.protection.sheet True > ws.protection.enable() > ws.protection. Unfortunately, most are not free, so note that you'll most likely have to pay to have the Unlike workbook protection, sheet protection may be enabled with or without using a password. In such cases, the only way to unprotect the file I could find on the Internet was password recovery software and services. Who wrote the code locked it from opening. On the web, I came across some VB scripts that allegedly could do the trick and strip the password off the sheets, but in my case, the VBA project was also inaccessible as I think the programmer ![]() One - it's going to be quite a challenge to unprotect the file. It's pretty easy to remove passwords in Excel if you know how the password looks like, but if you lost ![]() From my experience with protected Excels sheets - I had a similar issue, plus I did not know the passwords locking the Excel sheets and the workbook. ![]()
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