>You can get some ideas from Googling [excel password protect single sheet].
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>Depending on your use case you might be able to have 2 different versions of the whole workbook: one with the hidden page either not accessible at all or not present, and the other with the page visible and accessible.

Thanks, I am trying to avoid dealing with three documents. As you may know, some of the sheets are not for everyone. Excel provides a one click option to hide a sheet. It doesn't have password support at that level. So, if we apply a password at the workbook level, it is for all sheets. For as long as the password is not entered, right clicking on a sheet will not provide an Unhide ability. After the password is entered, we need to unhide one by one. So, there are a few complications. When it gets to that level, people usually move away. I thought that sheet group level hide/password would be nice to have. In reverse, one option would unhide everything for a specific group. VBA can do some of that. But, again, if it gets to that level, this would simply irritate people.