Q: I want to unprotected the excel sheets. How it is possible? while i have no password to edit.
Solution:
Dear Sheraz,
If one forgets the Password, there is no other way to unprotect the protected sheets within the Excel itself. However, i am giving a very useful TIP. Try this tip, follow the steps below, I hope your problem will be solved in minutes.
STEP 1:
Login to Google Accounts Page : http://www.google.com/accounts and click on "DOC" or you can directly log into the Google Doc page : http://www.google.com/doc.
STEP 2:
On Menu bar Click "Upload" and browse your Excel file that have protected sheet.
Google Doc will then upload, save and open the file in new window.
Now from the "File" Menu, click to "Export" and save the file to your derired folder with your desired file name.
Solution:
Dear Sheraz,
If one forgets the Password, there is no other way to unprotect the protected sheets within the Excel itself. However, i am giving a very useful TIP. Try this tip, follow the steps below, I hope your problem will be solved in minutes.
STEP 1:
Login to Google Accounts Page : http://www.google.com/accounts and click on "DOC" or you can directly log into the Google Doc page : http://www.google.com/doc.
STEP 2:
On Menu bar Click "Upload" and browse your Excel file that have protected sheet.
Google Doc will then upload, save and open the file in new window.
Now from the "File" Menu, click to "Export" and save the file to your derired folder with your desired file name.
STEP 3:
Now open the file and your sheet will now no more password protected.
Enjoy Learning!
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