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Excel 2013 password security.

I'm using the password protect feature of Excel 2013, a third party recently commented that there was next to no security using this method. I set about trying to prove this but from what I have read its quite secure in 2013 due to the encryption level being used. Am I correct as I'd like to prove this if it is otherwise. I'm not trying to look for a different solution just trying to prove this theory.
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As per my post passwords are not easy to crack in Excel 2013