Keyword Analysis Report Excel Password protected
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I am having a problem with the Keyword Analysis report that i am downloading as excell docs. There are password protected. Anyone knows the password?
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HI Angelos,
Excel has a Protected View feature which prevents files from the internet from being opened in full view mode. All the Keyword Analysis I have ever downloaded simply required me to "Enable Editing" to manipulate the document. This is usually a ribbon across the top of Excel.
You can disable this by going to FILE -> OPTIONS, 1st Pop Up click TRUST CENTER, then Trust Center Settings (button), 2cnd PopUp click Protected View and disable "Enable Protected View for files origination from the Internet".
*Note this may effect all Office programs like Word / Access etc..
The only other things I can think causing password protection would be you don't have SEOmoz credits, or there is some security features that an admin has enabled.
Alternatively, you can download it as an .CSV file and open it with something else besides Excel.
Hope that helps,
Don
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