Password protected file reading....

Hi All,
I want to read password protected excel file and convert into internal table data....
Somebody (SDN forums) suggested me to use OLE .
I've gone thru some examples. But all exmples were about to create password while downloading to excel..like
'EXCEL_OLE_STANDARD_DAT'
Does anybody have an idea to read password protected excel file and convert dat into internal table using OLE??
Sudha
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sapsudha rao
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sapsudha rao

Look at OLE class/methods and demo programs using OLE technology. Look at transaction ABAPDOCU and the Reuse Library (SE84, as far as I remember). It should be fairly simple.
Don't forget to reward points.
Sougata.

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