I am getting an MIS Report every day in Microsoft Excel. Although there is no need to change the contents of the file I clicked out of curiosity on one of the cells and found that I could not read the formula. When I right clicked on Sheet Tab I found the sheet protected with a password.
Since I use Libreoffice I searched about how to crack the password and found a couple of lengthy solutions.
I also keep Gnumeric on my machine. I opened the file in Gnumeric, right clicked on Sheet Tab, selected Manage Sheets and clicked on Lock icon. I was surprised to find that the lock opened without any password. After saving I could edit that file in Libreoffice.
I suppose this is possible in Gnumeric on Windows as well.
Gnumeric is a fantastic software.
Since I use Libreoffice I searched about how to crack the password and found a couple of lengthy solutions.
I also keep Gnumeric on my machine. I opened the file in Gnumeric, right clicked on Sheet Tab, selected Manage Sheets and clicked on Lock icon. I was surprised to find that the lock opened without any password. After saving I could edit that file in Libreoffice.
I suppose this is possible in Gnumeric on Windows as well.
Gnumeric is a fantastic software.
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