Key Takeaways : Excel spreadsheets can be protected by Edit Ranges, Sheet Protection, Workbook Protection, File Modify Password, VBA Project Password, and File Open Password.

It is possible to create a macro in an Excel sheet that unlock the sheet which is already protected by a password. Users can easily prepare a document in the sheet and then lock it again with a ...

Launch Excel and open the protected worksheet. Select the "Review" tab, and then click "Unprotect Sheet." Enter the password, if prompted.

With the Excel file open select File in the top-left corner of the screen, followed by Info. Select Protect Workbook, then choose Encrypt with Password.

There are several options available to you to protect your Excel file with a password. Remember that once you protect the Excel file, you cannot open it without entering the password.

Password-Protected Macros Open the Excel worksheet where you wish to place the macro and then activate the Visual Basic for Applications options by turning on the Developer tab.

Password Protecting Excel Spreadsheet Data Key Takeaways : Securing Excel worksheets is crucial for sensitive data. Use `Alt + F11` to open the VBA Editor for managing worksheet visibility.