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Is it possible to lock a spreadsheet and let others users see custom views
with the worksheet still being password protected?
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Not that I know about--but I don't use customviews very often (never).

A possible workaround...

Create a macro that is equivalent to each custom view. Add a few buttons from
the forms toolbar and assign a macro to each button.

Your macro could
unprotect the worksheet
show/hide columns/rows
reprotect the workbook



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Is it possible to lock a spreadsheet and let others users see custom views
with the worksheet still being password protected?


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