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Default PROTECTING FORMULAS

Please help!
Column A is Item Code, Column B is Item Description, Column C is Price. I
have a VLOOKUP function (which works wonders) that returns the Description in
Column B and price in C after entering an Item Code into A. Problem:
sometimes I need to enter in a code which does not exist in my database, then
I enter in the description etc, the problem arises when I want to delete this
miscellaneous entry - I want my original VLOOKUP formula to come back into
existance in the description and price column. How do I do this? Do I need
to use VBA/VBE? Also, what happens when I want to modify the value that the
VLOOKUP returned? eg I enter Item Code "123-ght", Description returns "White
Cup with duck print", and I want to add to the description to make "White Cup
with duck print (blue)"??? Using Excel 200
 
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