Password protect multiple excel sheet saved in same location by using VBA

AyeshaM

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HI there,
I have 96 excel files saved in same location and same folder ( C Drive) . I would like to password protect these 96 files with the same password. Is there any VBA code that some one could share ( could you please explicitly mention what needs to be updated in that code for it to work). This would really save lot of my time. Thanks.
 

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Welcome to the Board!

It sounds like you want to protect workbooks, not worksheets, so I don't think that previous link is what you want.
Also, you need to loop through all the files in a folder.

Have a look here: VBA Protect/Unprotect Workbook (Excel File)

There are two sections that you will want to focus on:
"Protect All the Closed Workbooks from a Folder"
That has most the code you need, except it does not show how to protect it using a password.
Have a look at the following section for that tweak:
"Protect a Workbook with Password"
 
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Yes, perhaps. Question title says "sheet", post says "files". Not really consistent or clear to me.
 
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