Strike out password in spreadsheet

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so gg made an excellent video about how to get around the password protection on excel word book using no vb script and no additional software so he did that over on windows and things are a little bit different here on mac so i thought iamp;#39;d show you how you might run into some issues and what you can do to get around them so his method revolved around taking your spreadsheet which is locked in some way so i canamp;#39;t change anything and iamp;#39;ve forgotten the password okay so his method revolved around turning this into a zip archive which we can do here just by changing the file extension to zip however here on mac with the default archive utility it says unsupported and even if it was its only action is just to extract those files which isnamp;#39;t terribly useful to us as we want to be able to explore the inner directories of what makes up a uh excel file but how do we get around the fact that it says itamp;#39;s not supported well there it is supported we just ne

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How do I remove the password from a protected Excel sheet?

On the info page, click on the Protect Workbook box. Select the Encrypt with Password button from the drop-down menu. Delete the password from the pop-up window that appears so the text box is blank. Then, click the OK button to remove the password from your Excel spreadsheet.

How do you unprotect an Excel workbook with an encrypted password?

Re: Excel password protected - how to unprotect Open the workbook and enter the password. Go to File Info Protect Workbook Encrypt with Password. Delete the password and click OK. Save and close the workbook.

How do I remove the Encrypt password from an Excel File?

Remove password protection from an Excel file To remove password encryption from the file, open the workbook and enter the password in the Password box. Then click File Info Protect Workbook Encrypt with Password. Delete the contents of the Password box, click OK, and then save the file again.

How do I remove a password in an Excel protected sheet?

Open the workbook that you want to change or remove the password for. On the Review tab, click Protect Sheet or Protect Workbook. Click Unprotect Sheet or Protect Workbook and enter the password. Clicking Unprotect Sheet automatically removes the password from the sheet.

How do you out a password on an Excel File?

Select File Info. Select the Protect Workbook box and choose Encrypt with Password. Enter a password in the Password box, and then select OK. Confirm the password in the Reenter Password box, and then select OK.

How do I remove an encrypted password?

4)Remove password protection: 4.1) Go to File - Info - Protect Workbook - Encrypt with Password. 4.2)Clear the password field (remove the existing encrypted password). 4.3)Click OK or press Enter.

How do I remove a password from a password protected File?

- Click on Choose Tools Encrypt Remove Security. - If your document has a Document Open password, click on OK to remove it. - Or if your document has a permissions password, type the correct password in the Enter Password box and then click OK.

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