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If ActiveSheet.Unprotect earns a subscript error, then I wonder whether there's no ActiveSheet just at the moment. Sounds silly, but after all that's what a subscript error should mean in that context. What happens if you try pointing to the sheet using the sheet name instead of ActiveSheet, say 'MyWorkbook.Sheets("MyWorksheet").Unprotect'?
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