True, fortunately we have You around to keep me straight. I can't imagine the kind of devotion it must take to patrol the forums and make sure that everybody acts in an appropriate manner.
To the rest of the board, before this gets out of hand.
I threw around the words hack and crack. This was a mistake. In my circle of friends, we call cracking and hacking just trying to look at code, or really anything clever. If our managing agency sends us a spreadsheet with a locked sheet, I use a password buster (like the one conveniently located on The Office Experts) here:
http://www.theofficeexperts.com/VBASamples/Excel02.htm
to try to break (actually the word crack is used) the password to the worksheet.
I have no malicious intent, nor would I have any intent to use copyrighted material. Ever.
I see here the definition of these words is open to debate:
http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid14_gci212220,00.html
but rest assured, I am not clever enough to hack or crack by the definition I believe you think I am using. Of course you could have just asked me.
What I should have said was, I tried to view (not crack) the MoreFunc.xll with Visual Basic, but couldn't... that's it.
And I appreciate the lack of criticism from everyone else until I had a chance to explain myself.
