Mabel Li wrote:
Hi,
<snip>
The feedback I received from the Institute is, and I quote is as follows:
(EP stands for Extension Project) ...
"Your EP received a result of zero. The reason you received no marks
is that
we were specific in our FAQs for this EP and you have breached these
requirements. For example, important fields such as program range
names and
secret IDs had been removed from your submitted Excel EP file, thus
cannot
be marked. Also candidates had been clearly advised not to copy any
formulae
from other worksheets or delete any formulae, field names or
columns/rows in
your workbooks as this would result in a zero result. I would again
refer to
you the FAQs for the EP."
From reading the other threads regarding security, it appears that
whatever
security features that are embedded in Excel are removed once you open
the
file with Calc. Is this correct? If that is the case, how can I prove
this?
Thank you for assistance,
Mabel Li
Hi.
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