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Why is the option to unprotect a worksheet 'grayed out'
What can I do to rectify this situation.
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Why is the option to unprotect a worksheet 'grayed out'
As a guess your workbook is shared. You can not unprotect a sheet on a shared
workbook. If you need to do that you will have to unshare the book first. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "rook" wrote: What can I do to rectify this situation. |
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