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You can require a password to open a file to prevent unauthorized users from opening a workbook at all. You can also require a password to modify a file to allow others to open the workbook but only allow authorized users to make changes to it. If someone changes the workbook without the password to modify, that person can save the workbook only by giving it a different file name.
Protect Workbook ElementsYou can also protect the specific elements of an entire workbook file. For example, protecting the structure of the workbook so that worksheets in the workbook can't be moved, deleted, hidden, unhidden, or renamed, and new worksheets can't be inserted.To protect workbook elements, follow these steps:
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