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I would like to give some clients an excell 2003 spreadsheet wich has
formulas and code in it.
What is the best way to secure it so only they can type in some cells ect
without being able to read the formulas.
I know nothing is secure these day given time and money, but what is the
best we can do or what options do i have.

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Don Grover


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You can achieve limited protection by going to Forma, Cells then select the
Protection tab. Locked cells will not be changeable once the sheet is
protected and hidden cells will hide any formulae in cells.

"Don Grover" wrote:

I would like to give some clients an excell 2003 spreadsheet wich has
formulas and code in it.
What is the best way to secure it so only they can type in some cells ect
without being able to read the formulas.
I know nothing is secure these day given time and money, but what is the
best we can do or what options do i have.

Regards
Don Grover



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