Username and Password VBA with the ability for user to change the password

Hey Guys,

I am just working on a project and it requires that multiple people to login to one workbook with various access.

I use the code I got from below;

http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...xcel-file.html

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And this works perfectly fine but I need user to be able to amend his/her password after a successful login.

And if the logging fails I like the code to ask whether user want to close the workbook or want to try entering username and password again.

Also if user forgets his password it would be great if the code can send an email to user containing the password.

Finally I like to keep a log for each successful logins... Date, time and user name.Thanks for you help in advance.

Hi, egemencoskun,

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Ciao,
Holger

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Thank you for sharing code.
However, you should follow the rules.
I will edit your post and add code tags.

About cross-posting, I hope you see that if your question is answered somewhere else then solvers unnecessarily spend their time. That's why providing link to other forums is needed.