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Default WS Protection: Different Levels of Protection on Different Ranges

Lock the cells that should not have their values be changed
Unlock the cells that are ok to have their values changed
(Format|Cells|protection tab)

Then protect the worksheet.
(Tools|Protection|protect sheet)

What you asked for is the default behavior for a protected sheet. If you wanted
to allow users to format those unlocked cells, you can use the options in the
Tool|Protection|protect sheet dialog.

Note that worksheet protection is easily broken by anyone who's really
interested.

Carmi wrote:

MS Excel 2003

Is it possible to protect a worksheet to accomplish the following;

Protect Column A so users can not edit
Protect Columns B:D so users can enter data but not change the format


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