How to write to a password protected excel sheet using ActiveX?

Hi all,
I would like to write to a protected Excel sheet. I protect the sheet just in case the data is not wrongly programmatically saved to other cells. These cells contained formulas.
Please help.
Thanks,
keng

Hi Randy,
Thank you for looking into my problem.
I have looked into the Workbook.open property node. There is "password" on the property node. Please see attached diagrams.
Is is the right way to do it?
Please advise further.
For your information, the Excel workbook and sheet 1 are password protected.
Thanks,
keng
Attachments:
Password_Excel.jpg ‏37 KB
Password_Sheet.jpg ‏23 KB

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