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Why would you be unable to rename an unprotected worksheet?
Why would you be unable to rename an unprotected worksheet?
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Why would you be unable to rename an unprotected worksheet?
It's not the worksheet protection that stops this.
It's the workbook protection. Tools|Protection|protect workbook|checking structure will stop insertion/deleting/renaming and moving of worksheets. LBORDERS wrote: Why would you be unable to rename an unprotected worksheet? -- Dave Peterson |
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Why would you be unable to rename an unprotected worksheet?
The workbook is protected.
Worksheet protection is for contents only, not for structure or re-naming. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 15:12:02 -0700, LBORDERS wrote: Why would you be unable to rename an unprotected worksheet? |
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