Use File > Info to quickly unprotect multiple worksheets [Quick tips]

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Ever had a workbook with multiple protected worksheets? May be you are enterprise architect at Death Star or chief strategist at Mordor and got all the plans in a tidy little but protected workbook. Of course, you hate having to unprotect many of the worksheets every time you have a new evil plan for world domination. Don’t you worry, you can use this handy little trick to unprotect en masse.

  • Just open the workbook
  • Go to File > Info
  • Right on the top, you can see all protected worksheets and a link to unprotect them.
  • Click to unprotect the ones you want to.
  • Done.

Here is a quick demo of the process.

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Happy world domination.

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Be warned though. You will question your loyalties after finding the awesome powers of Excel.

 

 

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