Recently, I had a project password go corrupt (still not sure how, literally a case of one day the password worked, the next day it didn't) and I had to use a macro-based workaround to re-establish access in VBA. During this process, I disabled the protection as the excel tool I created wasn't going back live right away and I wanted to avoid having to use the workaround a second time. Now, while I can access and edit all userform and macro files, if I try to view the project properties I receive the password prompt (a result of me messing with stuff I don't fully understand, I'm sure).
Is there a way to correct this?
Is there a way to correct this?
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