Below you can see how I do it.
Move this code to another vbaProject.bin file and place it in the corresponding location. Save the modified hex file.
Now delete the original vbaProject.bin file from the document that we are trying to remove the password. Replace it with the edited vbaProject.bin file, then rename its file from .zip to .xlms or .xls.
Open the file in Excel. Go back to the Developer tab and click Visual Basic, then try accessing the Project menu. You should see the password prompt window, the password here is exactly what we set up in the virtual Excel document.
So you can access the file again.
Conclude
This trick can be very handy when you forget your password and you need to access a password-protected VBA Macro right away. However, it will also illustrate a major security vulnerability currently present in Excel. In general, in an emergency, you can use this method to open the VBA password in Excel.