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Are you having trouble unprotecting your Excel sheet? Look no further! We’ve compiled a list of three easy and successful methods for unprotecting Excel sheets without using a password.

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Method 1: Using VBA Code

The first method involves using VBA Code, a programmatic method for manipulating Excel objects and data within them. Here’s how to use VBA Code to unprotect an Excel sheet:

Open your Excel file and press ALT + F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor.
Click on “Insert” and then select “Module.”

Copy and paste the following VBA code into the module:

Sub UnprotectExcelSheet()
      ActiveSheet.Unprotect
      End Sub

Press F5 to execute the code.

Method 2: Removing Protection from the XML File

The second method involves removing protection from the XML file. Here’s how to use this method:

Change the extension of your Excel file from .xlsx to .zip and then unzip the file.
Open the xl folder and then the worksheets folder.
Open the sheet file that you want to unprotect using Notepad or WordPad.
Look for the following code:
```
<sheetProtection password="PASSWORD"/>
```
Delete the above code.
Save and close the file.
Zip all of the files back into a .zip folder and then change the extension from .zip to .xlsx. Your Excel file is now unproteced!

Method 3: Using an Online Service

The third method involves using an online service that is designed to unprotect Excel sheets. Here’s how to use this method:

Go to an online Excel sheet unprotecting service, such as “Excel Unlocker”.
Upload the Excel file that you want to unprotect to the website.
Enter your email address and click on “Unprotect”.
Wait for the service to remove the protection and then check your email for the unprotected Excel file.

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FAQ

What should I do if these methods don’t work?

If these methods don’t work, it’s possible that the Excel sheet is password protected by a third-party tool or software. In this case, you may need to use a password recovery tool or seek the help of a professional.

Can I reprotect the sheet after I unprotect it?

Yes, you can reprotect the sheet after unprotecting it using any of the above methods. Simply follow the steps for protecting the sheet within Excel.

Check Out This Video Tutorial!

If you prefer video tutorials, take a look at this helpful video on unprotecting Excel sheets: