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Go to File > Options. Select Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > Protected View. Clear the box for Enable Protected View for files originating from the internet.

To prevent others from accessing data in your Excel files, protect your Excel file with a password. Play. Note: This topic covers file-level protection only, and not workbook or worksheet protection.

Quick guide: Unprotect sheets in Excel (without password) Make a copy of the Excel file and perform the following steps in your copied file. Open the file copy with 7-Zip. Go to the folder ?xl?. Open the subfolder ?worksheets?. Right-click on the file ?sheet1. ... Find the XML entry ?sheetProtection?. Delete this XML entry.

Open the workbook that you want to change or remove the password for. On the Review tab, click Protect Sheet or Protect Workbook. Click Unprotect Sheet or Protect Workbook and enter the password. Clicking Unprotect Sheet automatically removes the password from the sheet.

If you need to unlock the worksheet, you can do so by pressing Alt + T, U, P on your keyboard. This will open the Unprotect Sheet dialog box.

Go to the "Review" tab and click on "Protect Sheet." In the Protect Sheet dialog box, check the box next to "Protect worksheet and contents of locked cells." You can also set a password to prevent others from unprotecting the worksheet without your permission. Click "OK" to protect the worksheet.