OK, I'll give you that you didn't make a statement.
The answer to your question is "no" for the reason(s) I already gave.

DT

David Chapman wrote:
Doug Thompson wrote:

Apparently you have never protected cells in either application or you
wouldn't have made such a statement.  Both Calc and Excel work
identically.


I made no statement.
I asked a question. I'll ask it again. Is this a data security issue
with MS Excel?

Disclaimer: I have never used protection mechanism in Excel or OOo Calc.
I am just asking a question - not making a statement.

On 9/1/05, Doug Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Apparently you have never protected cells in either application or you wouldn't have made such a statement. Both Calc and Excel work identically. You select the cells you want to protect, modify their properties to be protected, then password protect the sheet/document. Cells that weren't selected to be protected can still have their contents modified which makes it possible to enter data into forms, among other tasks.

DT

David Chapman wrote:

Is this not a data security issue in MS Excel?

Perhaps it would be safer to migrate to OOo? :)

On 8/30/05, Dan Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


On Tuesday 30 August 2005 06:52 am, Alexandre Mastellini wrote:


Problem with archive of the Excel.
The archive does not open.
E shows message saying that it has password.
But this archive does not have password.
It can help to decide?

Att.,


Alexandre - Brazil
login: alphaz1

It is very possible that the spreadsheet contains one or more protected cells. These are protected by a password. OpenOffice.org (OOo) 2.0 will be able to open these Excel spreadsheets, but 1.1.x versions do not. There is a Beta candidate presently available that should be able to open these files. Just remember that it is still in the testing phase. If you choose to use the Beta version, make sure you make a copy of any file before opening it with OOo's Beta version. It is not likely that OOo will cause any problems with the files, but it is always better to be cautious than to be sorry later.

Dan

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