Author Topic: How to password an excel document?  (Read 1428 times)

I have an excel document with all my keys, password and account details. I want to password it because I have seen my friends try to go through it. I slapped their hand before they clicked it.

Any ideas?

Put it in a .zip file and password the .zip?

Get a journal, write stuff in there, and lock it up in a box and eat the key.

You know exactly how to get the key back.

Why would you put your research links in an excel? Just bookmark them under your research folder so your parents can share with you.


Put it in a .zip file and password the .zip?
Or put in a .rar and password the .rar?

Get a journal, write stuff in there, and lock it up in a box and eat the key.

You know exactly how to get the key back.
This is probably a better idea, to be honest.
Especially if you're able to look after an actual physical copy and keep it safe and hidden.

Plus, it's much safer to keep a physical copy in case you have to wipe your memory, for what ever reason, or if you accidentally lose the file.
That is unless you're able to keep it backupped somewhere else.


I'd just suggest keeping a hardcopy or keeping it on an online storage sort of thing, that you can keep passworded. So long as you can remember that password, of course.

Upload it to Mediafire, as a private download, as your backup.

This is how...



The title is bothering me.

Get Winzip, and put it in an encrypted .rar file.

I did that with furry research.

furry research.

Dont rub it in my face and I wont care what kind of research you have.

That was't rubbing it, so if its yiff, i dont care.
This is how...

Oh look, excel 2007, what I have.


Encrypt the file using the GNU Privacy Guard.
That's what I do for all of my flash drives.