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I currently have a VBA code written in Excel 2003 that will (1) Unprotect a sheet (2) Paste the user's domain, username, and a time stamp in a specified cell, and (3) Re-protect the sheet. This is basically being used as an "Electronic" signature. I am inquiring if anyone knows if it is possible to create a VBA code that will accomplish the same goals, however using the Protect and Share workbook function?
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Macros cannot be viewed or edited in shared workbooks, but macros created in the workbook when it is not shared can be run when it is shared. So I see no reason why your existing macro should not work