I need some VBA I think

The problem with a macro approach is that the user can disable them.

If you have Excel 2002 or 2003 you can use its Tools, Protection, Protect
Sheet to allow sorting. To do this you'd have to unlock the cells that can
be sorted and all other
input cells. The user would not be able to delete rows though.

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Jim
"Charlie Brown" wrote in message
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|I have a spreadsheet that performs statistics calculations on sheet 2 and
is
| protected, the operator enters data on sheet 1. The formulaes fail to
work
| (result is #REF!) on sheet 2 because the operator has a habit of deleting
| rows on sheet 1 that upsets the named ranges. The problem persists even
if
| I use ISERROR in my functions. I cannot protect sheet 1 because the
| operator needs to use the sort drop down menu. I need some VBA I think,
but
| I don't know enough to do it quickly. Can anyone tell me how I can stop
the
| operator deleting rows or is there a workaround here?
|
| many thanks
|
| Charlie Brown
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