Correct

Thinking about it you should reference the sheet explicitly as it may ne be
active

Worksheets("Sheet1").Protect

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"Nick Hodge" wrote

How about the UserForm_Deactivate() event?

Private Sub UserForm_Deactivate()
ActiveSheet.Protect
End Sub

And my final dumb question - why does this subcommand not work. Presumably
it goes inside the userform?