ActiveSheet.Protect - Good?

Robby19

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I have the following code, along with other VBA, attached to a command button. However, I have been told that using the ActiveSheet function can cause issues if another workbook is also open. If this is true, can someone help me piece together a better version of the below?

Excel 2013 and up

Code:
ActiveSheet.Unprotect ""
 

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If you're worried about other workbooks, you could use:

ThisWorkbook.Activesheet.Unprotect (no need for the "" )
 
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