(weak protection, the password can be removed immediately). Still they get really complicated the moment you lost it and can’t get access to important data.In this case your actions depend on the type of your protection and the Excel version you used to encrypt your file.Here are three case scenarios. Excel password recoveryThings go easy when you know the password. Press OKAfter you saved the document, it will have no password protection any longer. Removing an Excel file passwordIf you don’t need file protection anymore, it’s time to delete it from the document and stop worrying about losing it somewhere.The password removal procedure is very similar to the way of setting it at first.Open the document through the “File” input. and choose “General options”Enter your password in a new dialog box and re-enter it to ensure there are no mistakes in your passwordYou can also set the protection for changing the file modify (however it can be easily hacked as well). The second way to set a password is not harder than the first one.While saving the document in a usual way ( “File” – “Save as”). It can be hacked literally in a matter of seconds.Option #2.
Keep in mind, that book, pages and VBA macros protection are not secure in all Excel versions. It’s the most reliable way of protection, since it’s the hardest to hack.Warning: never lose your password!You can also use “Info” menu to set the password protection for the book and file pages. This way you’ll ensure there are no mistakes in your password.It’s easy and reliable protection.You’ve just protected your file from opening by encrypting its content with a password. and choose “Encrypt with Password”As the new window appears, enter your password in it, press OK and enter it one more time. When you finished working with your document. They’re not evident though, but fairly easy.Just have a look.Option #1.
Setting a password on an Excel 2007-2013 fileThere’re two ways of setting a password on an Excel file.
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