Good evening to all.I'm in the process of downloading some bank statements that are in a spreadsheet format.Now my issue is will the microsoft office method be sufficient to password protect the excel file.
I'm using microsoft office 2010 on windows 7 home premium.Been looking on the good old google and came across the office method.
Would this method be okay and password strong enough to save the excel file Please ??.
Many thanks.
Found this on google.
Password protect a workbook - Excel
I'm using microsoft office 2010 on windows 7 home premium.Been looking on the good old google and came across the office method.
Would this method be okay and password strong enough to save the excel file Please ??.
Many thanks.
Found this on google.
Password protect a workbook - Excel
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