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I'm not sure how to do this either. Though I remember having problems reading 'protected' sheets in excel files as well. What I used to do was use an older version of openoffice, that did not implement the page protection checking as complete as it is now, like it allowed you to edit a page that was protected to be read only if opened in excel and such.
So i wonder if you were to first open the file in openoffice, or excel, and save-as it (such as without using password protection on the save as 'd version, would that work ?
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