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I have locked all I need to be locked in my workbook except for one cell that
does not let me look which is the # of invoice and I wanted look how do I do this please let me know fat |
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sorry instead of look Its LOCK mistake jajjaj
"mimi" wrote: I have locked all I need to be locked in my workbook except for one cell that does not let me look which is the # of invoice and I wanted look how do I do this please let me know fat |
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Hi,
Here is the answer to what I think you are asking: 1. Select the cell or cells you don't want locked. 2. Choose the command Format, Cells, Protection, and uncheck Locked. Click OK. 3. Choose the command Tools, Protection, Protect Sheet 4. Add a password or not and click OK. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "mimi" wrote: sorry instead of look Its LOCK mistake jajjaj "mimi" wrote: I have locked all I need to be locked in my workbook except for one cell that does not let me look which is the # of invoice and I wanted look how do I do this please let me know fat |
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