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Protecting a block in a cell
I don't want to protect an entire cell, but part of it. Example: Iwant to be
able to protect cells F28-F39 and not protect Cells F1-F27. How can I do that! |
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Protecting a block in a cell
By default the cells will be locked if you protect the sheet. Select cells
F1-F27, Format/ Cells/ Protection, & unselect "Locked". Then protect the sheet. -- David Biddulph "Rosa" wrote in message ... I don't want to protect an entire cell, but part of it. Example: Iwant to be able to protect cells F28-F39 and not protect Cells F1-F27. How can I do that! |
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