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I want to create a tab that opens a password protected excel spreadsheet, and want to bypass the excel security dialog box by providing the password as a parameter. Is it possible to use a simple link with a parameter, or do I (assumming I can) open the spreadsheet from an s-control?
Examples are welcomed.

Thanks,

Harry