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How can I Fix the Rows (suppose I want only 30 row in my worksheet) number so
that no one (without a password) can change the length of rows...

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Default Fixing the number of Coloms and rows.

Below is one response to your multi-post in .worksheet.functions
(Please do not multi-post)

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One play to restrict the scrolling area..

In a new book, try the sub below,
which is to be placed in the "ThisWorkbook" module

Right-click on the Excel icon just to the left
of "File" on the menu Choose "View Code"
(This will bring you direct into the "ThisWorkbook" module)

Copy Paste the sub below into the code window on the right

'--------
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Worksheets("Sheet1").ScrollArea = "A1:B10"
End Sub
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Save the book, then re-open it, and test it out.
The scroll area in Sheet1 will be restricted to the range as defined,
viz.: A1:B10

Adapt to suit ..
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How can I Fix the Rows
(suppose I want only 30 row in my worksheet) number so
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Default Fixing the number of Coloms and rows.

Hunter

You could set the scrollarea in a workbook_open event like

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Sheet1.ScrollArea = "$A$1:$Z$50"
End Sub

This goes in the ThisWorkbook module

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