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Yes, you can lock your project - in VBA editor press Service-Properties of ...xls, choose tab Protection, check Lock project and type in your password. (menu items names could be different - I use non-English version of Excel).<br />
Hope it helps
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Yes, you can lock your project - in VBA editor press Service-Properties of ...xls, choose tab Protection, check Lock project and type in your password. (menu items names could be different - I use non-English version of Excel).
Hope it helps

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You can also change the color of the code. but I would prefer &nbsp;the previous 2 methods.
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You can also change the color of the code. but I would prefer  the previous 2 methods.

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Thanks calacuccia, it works!<br />
I am just a beginner in VBA, so I did not knew that it was so simple. <br />
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Sorry, vboukhar, you answer was the same, but calacuccia's was a slightly bit better explained.<br />
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(By the way, I accepted this answer already a few days ago, but appearently it did not came through, so it is here again).
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Thanks calacuccia, it works!
I am just a beginner in VBA, so I did not knew that it was so simple.

Sorry, vboukhar, you answer was the same, but calacuccia's was a slightly bit better explained.

(By the way, I accepted this answer already a few days ago, but appearently it did not came through, so it is here again).

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Is it possible to hide VBA code that I have created for an Excell spread sheet.<br />
I don't want that the user/client look into the code.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Rene<br />

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Is it possible to hide VBA code that I have created for an Excell spread sheet.
I don't want that the user/client look into the code.

Thanks in advance
Rene


Hide VBA code in Excell

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.