Disregard my last request. I was able to make it work. Thanks very much for
your help with this.

"David McRitchie" wrote:

Hi Eric,
Yes record a macro, turning off protection using the password, and
turn protection on with the password. The password will be seen by
anyone looking at the macro. Passwords are more to prevent accidents
than theft.

There may be an option that allows you to do things in a macro that
are not allowed to be done manually, but I don't play with passwords.
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HTH,
David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001]
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"EAHRENS" wrote in message ...
Thanks, That helped and got rid of the error message. I thought I was done
and got a new problem. The sheet I am trying to copy is protected. The
range I want to delete is not. The macro won't allow the deletion to occur
if the sheet is protected at all. Is there a way around this? Is is
possible to have the macro turn off the protection, copy and delete and then
turn itself back on? Is there a better way? I really appreciate your help
on this. If it helps, I pasted what I have currently entered below.