DELETING PASSWORDS IN EXCEL WORKBOOK

[Guest]

I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO GET RID OF THE PASSWORD SO I CAN LET SOMEONE ELSE USE MY
MEMORY STICK WITHOUT ME TELLING THEM MY PASSWORD PLEASE HELP A DEAR OLD MAN

 

[Shenan Stanley]

I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO GET RID OF THE PASSWORD SO I CAN LET SOMEONE
ELSE USE MY MEMORY STICK WITHOUT ME TELLING THEM MY PASSWORD PLEASE
HELP A DEAR OLD MAN

Please turn off caps-lock. There's likely a reason that printed materials
(newspapers, magazines, brochures, web pages, etc...) do not use all
upper-case lettering throughout the entire publication. My guess would be
that it is difficult to read and that it could look like you are shouting
all the time.

You seem to have presented two seperate issues...

1) A password on an Excel workbook... (Assuming you mean Excel Spreadsheet
File...)
2) A password on your memory stick (could be that or some sort of
encryption...)

Which is it?

If you copy the file from the memory stick to your desktop (on your
computer) and open it from the desktop - does it still ask for a password?

Did you have to enter any password to access the files on the memory stick
in the first place?

 

[Marcin Domaslawski]

Hi,

Open document in Excel -> File menu -> Save As -> Tools -> General
Options -> clear password and additional checkboxes

Useful link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HA101483331033.aspx

Marcin Domaslawski