Thanks Bob. I have a small problem in that if i protect the sheet so the
column labels wont be deleted as well, I am unable to run the code. I have
tried protecting and unprotecting that one cell with the control but it give
me a run time error.Can this control buttom use additional code to prevent
that or placed somewhere else?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

You should unlock all the data input cells, leaving the labels and formulae
locked, protect the worksheet, and then just add code like DAD gave you to
the button.

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Bob Phillips

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"jk" wrote in message
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Hi,
I want a reusable sheet without the user to manually clear out all the
entries and delete the data validation lists. How would i incorporate the
code into a button that i can place on the sheet?


"Die_Another_Day" wrote:

I'm not sure exactly what you're after but try this:
Sheets("Sheet1").Cells.ClearContents

Charles Chickering

jk wrote:
I have a sheet which contains a several data validation dependant
lists which
will be used amoung several people from distant locations.They will
fill in
all the fields and submit the sheet to other departments. I would like
to
create a control such as a button which would delete all data after
information has been submitted so a blank sheet can be used several
times
without affecting the validation lists.Is this possible?