Get the content of the module within a protected excel

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I wanna Read the content of the module within a protected excel which i already knew the password.

I achieved to open the excel like this:

VB.NET

LoExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
LoWorkBook = LoExcel.WorkBooks.Open(fileName:=FilesName(0), password:="")

Next,how can i get the code?

Whatever you leave,thx all the same.

Posted 11-Apr-10 22:13pm

dannisyan

Updated 18-Apr-10 1:57am

DaveAuld

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2010-04-18T01:57:00

I have been looking at this question this morning, and had difficulties with accessing the vba project as it returns a trust error.

You may want to look at the link at the bottom, to see if you can figure out a way round this.

I have a feeling though that unless the original modules have been code signed then it may not be possible. It may be done this way to prevent a virus from self replicating into other documents.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.aspx[^]