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Hi uma p,<br />
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Wayne Taylor give you a solution to mask the passwords, but you can retrieve them anyway by &quot;copy&quot; and &quot;past-as-value&quot;.<br />
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I'm almost sure that it is also NOT legal in your country to store passwords in any readable form.<br />
The maximum you are (probably) to allowed to store is the Hashcount of the password,<br />
so you are able to check &quot;if StoredHash = Hash(password_entry) then....&quot;
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Hi uma p,

Wayne Taylor give you a solution to mask the passwords, but you can retrieve them anyway by "copy" and "past-as-value".

I'm almost sure that it is also NOT legal in your country to store passwords in any readable form.
The maximum you are (probably) to allowed to store is the Hashcount of the password,
so you are able to check "if StoredHash = Hash(password_entry) then...."

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Hi Team,<br />
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I want to mask each and every cell in excel, where the header of excel having a keyword like &quot;Password&quot;, &quot;Pwd&quot;, &quot;pwd_Param1&quot;, &quot;pwd_param2&quot;etc...
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Hi Team,

I want to mask each and every cell in excel, where the header of excel having a keyword like "Password", "Pwd", "pwd_Param1", "pwd_param2"etc...

Masking everycell in excel that is having a header as password or Pwd or pwd_Abc

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