To all 3 replies. Thanks for the instruction. I will try this today. Hope
it works. But it sure was easier in SuperCalc. All you did was select the
cell/s, then click "protect". That was it.
This is like traveling from Houston to L.A. by way of NY. <g
PS: to add to the sheet each week now, do I have to unprotect the file each
time then protect again?
"ed" wrote:

In the cells you want protected go to the Format Menu and
Format/Cells/Protect and/or Hidden You can mark as many cells as you
want in one operaation. Then protect the worksheet. Only the
cells you formatted will be Hidden/Protected.

ed

cells in my Excel spreadsheet. The old SuperCalc
allowed me to protect my formulas so i could not accidentally overwrite or
delete them.

I've tried many times to figure it out. it only allows me to protect a
whole file. this is usless to me.

Please change this feature or let me know how.
Thanks.

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