Yes this is possible but tricky and prossibly not worth doing. You need to
catch the on change event in VBA and bring up a password form to authenticate
the user. Conversly you could catch the NT username and authenticate off of
that. Not exceptionally difficult to impliment, but a whole lot of work.

As I like to say "Anything is possible but before we get started how much
time and money do you have. Some things just aren't worth doing."

"MarcB" wrote:


ok this is a bit complicated. I have a cell that performs a math
function and comes up with a number.. another cell allows the user to
edit this "price" (like a manager's discount). What I want to do is if
the price is < x then it requires the user to have level 1 access.. and
if its x it requires the user to have level 2 access to the adjustment
cell.

Is this possible and what tools would be needed?

Thanks for any help you can give me.


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