Excel > Remove Password ProtectionIf you have an Excel spreadsheet that is password-protected, and you've grown tired of always typing in the password each time you open the spreadsheet, here's how to remove the password protection.
1. Save the xls file under a different filename. 2. Click on the "Tools" button. 3. Click on "General Options" 4. Delete those asterisks in the password box. 5. Click on "OK" 6. Type in a different filename, then click on "OK" That's it! You can view the online video tutorial here: Previous Entry Secondthoughts Index Next Entry
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