No - as far as i can tell this functionality leaves no posibility to lock the
range afterwards.

"aflatoon" skrev:


If you are on a Windows domain, then Tools-Protection-'Allow users to
edit ranges' may be what you are after.



Dr. Schwartz;692563 Wrote:

I have two users that each needs to review/edit a seperate range in the
same
sheet. When review/edit is completed each user should be able to
protect
their own range. Any idea how to set up two independently protected
ranges -
using independent passwords?

Any help is highly appreciated!
The doctor


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