Hi Bob
No they can't: The only occasion that inserts rows in that named sheet
is when the user imports data using a specific macro. This data is
sorted and if data is invalid for the current excel file the concerned
rows will be moved to the name sheet.

Therefore I would check whenever they perform the macro and let the
user know if the latest import had any "invalid" data and then just
remind them if needed (they didn't sort out the data) when opening the
excel file.

regards,
Ladyhawke


Bob Phillips wrote:
But with your method that could open the workbook, no problem, keep putting
data beyond row 10 all day long, and not be told until they open it the next
day.