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Cell protection
How can you protect a range of cells (for example, Column A) with a password,
but meanwhile allowing users to access all other cells on the sheet? |
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Cell protection
Select all cells
Goto CellsFormatProtection and uncheck the Locked Box, then OK Select JUST the cells to protect Goto CellsFormatProtection and CHECK the Locked Box, then OK Goto ToolsProtection and set a worksheet password. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "G and (ajk)" wrote in message ... How can you protect a range of cells (for example, Column A) with a password, but meanwhile allowing users to access all other cells on the sheet? |
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Hi,
Unlock the cells you want users to be able to change. Then protect the sheet. To unlock cells: 1. Select the range 2. Format-Cells 3. In Protection tab, remove the check on the Lock checkbox -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "G and (ajk)" wrote: How can you protect a range of cells (for example, Column A) with a password, but meanwhile allowing users to access all other cells on the sheet? |
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