Learn how to password protect your VBA project.

In Excel, users can enhance the security of their Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code by employing password protection measures. To password-protect VBA code in Excel, navigate to the VBA editor, select the module or project of interest, right-click, choose /”VBAProject Properties,/” and then set a password under the /”Protection/” tab. This prevents unauthorized access to the underlying code. To further safeguard the VBA code, users can also lock the code in Excel by accessing the /”Tools/” menu in the VBA editor and selecting /”VBAProject Properties./” Here, they can set a password to restrict access. Additionally, macro buttons in Excel can be password-protected to ensure controlled execution. It’s important to note that there is no default password for VBA projects; users must set their own passwords to fortify the security of their code. These practices collectively contribute to a more secure and controlled programming environment in Excel.

Here are the steps outlined in my video.

Password Protect VBA Project
1) Right-click sheet ~ View Code
2) Right-click ~ VBAProject Properties
3) Protection tab
4) Lock project for viewing
5) Enter Password
6) Confirm Password
7) Ok
8) Ctrl + S
9) Close Workbook

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