Depends on what was protected and how it was protected. There are password
crackers available for free on the web -- do a Google Groups search using
"excel" "password" "cracker" as keywords. You'll find VBA code that you can
cut and paste into a VBA module; when you run that code, you'll eventually
(in a few seconds) be shown a password that you can use to unprotect a
worksheet. But if the worksheet has been protected more strictly, maybe via
protecting a VB project, there's no inexpensive and straightforward
solution, at least not one that I know of.
Of course, that's just my opinion. I could be wrong.
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