Peter,
You can protect a file with a password. Would that do?
All the best,
Richard
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Subject: [access-uk] Protecting data in Excel 10
How can this be done reliably please? I realise that the file property can
be made read only but this can be circumvented by using "save as"? I looked
for protect options in the ribbon but could not find any. I seem to remember
that there is a two stage process. Is a two-stage process. Could somebody
help me out please.
Peter Bentley
