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A cell's value renders a workbook read-only
Can a workbook be rendered "read-only" if Sheet1, A1 returns a value of
1 (A1=1)? In like manner, can the workbook return to normal use if the cell's value is changed to 0 (A1=0)? Indeed, can the cell's value even be changed to 0 if the workbook is "read-only"? If it can, let's assume an entry in B1 of any value greater than 0 will cause A1=0. Thanks. Michael |
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