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HOWTO DELETE UNLOCK CELLS
I'm looking for a way to delete unlocked cells in a worksheet without using
formulas,macro... This is the thing : locked cells are written and don't change, unlocked cells are to write on them, print and erase the context to write again of course.Also the sheet is protected with the purpose of keeping the locked cells with the text that does not change. My 2 options :1- copy the worksheet with the empty unlocked cells and write in them everytime in different sheet or 2- do what I call tab-delet, tab-delete, tab-delete until all unlocked cells are deleted ( effective but long proccess). Is there a better 3er options or I'm asking too much from excel ?TX. |
HOWTO DELETE UNLOCK CELLS
Give the collection of all unlocked cells a name
click onto the first, hold cntr button and klick onto the others, while highlighted give this collection of cells a name by entering a name in the area just above cell a1 and push "enter" select the name and press delete button -- Greetings from New Zealand "FC" wrote in message ... I'm looking for a way to delete unlocked cells in a worksheet without using formulas,macro... This is the thing : locked cells are written and don't change, unlocked cells are to write on them, print and erase the context to write again of course.Also the sheet is protected with the purpose of keeping the locked cells with the text that does not change. My 2 options :1- copy the worksheet with the empty unlocked cells and write in them everytime in different sheet or 2- do what I call tab-delet, tab-delete, tab-delete until all unlocked cells are deleted ( effective but long proccess). Is there a better 3er options or I'm asking too much from excel ?TX. |
HOWTO DELETE UNLOCK CELLS
Of course!!! I can not believe I did not think of that, but that does not
take the credit out of you, thanks a lot for the solution and for the interest in my and averyone questions, keep up the good work. Thanks again Bill. "Bill Kuunders" wrote: Give the collection of all unlocked cells a name click onto the first, hold cntr button and klick onto the others, while highlighted give this collection of cells a name by entering a name in the area just above cell a1 and push "enter" select the name and press delete button -- Greetings from New Zealand "FC" wrote in message ... I'm looking for a way to delete unlocked cells in a worksheet without using formulas,macro... This is the thing : locked cells are written and don't change, unlocked cells are to write on them, print and erase the context to write again of course.Also the sheet is protected with the purpose of keeping the locked cells with the text that does not change. My 2 options :1- copy the worksheet with the empty unlocked cells and write in them everytime in different sheet or 2- do what I call tab-delet, tab-delete, tab-delete until all unlocked cells are deleted ( effective but long proccess). Is there a better 3er options or I'm asking too much from excel ?TX. |
HOWTO DELETE UNLOCK CELLS
You're too kind.
thanks for the feed back. It's a hobby and a challenge for me. I always check whether the real excel guru's are going to come up with a better answer. That way I learn and I hope, so do others. So, the thanks should go to all the experts who take time to give us the right solutions again and again. Bill "FC" wrote in message ... Of course!!! I can not believe I did not think of that, but that does not take the credit out of you, thanks a lot for the solution and for the interest in my and averyone questions, keep up the good work. Thanks again Bill. "Bill Kuunders" wrote: Give the collection of all unlocked cells a name click onto the first, hold cntr button and klick onto the others, while highlighted give this collection of cells a name by entering a name in the area just above cell a1 and push "enter" select the name and press delete button -- Greetings from New Zealand "FC" wrote in message ... I'm looking for a way to delete unlocked cells in a worksheet without using formulas,macro... This is the thing : locked cells are written and don't change, unlocked cells are to write on them, print and erase the context to write again of course.Also the sheet is protected with the purpose of keeping the locked cells with the text that does not change. My 2 options :1- copy the worksheet with the empty unlocked cells and write in them everytime in different sheet or 2- do what I call tab-delet, tab-delete, tab-delete until all unlocked cells are deleted ( effective but long proccess). Is there a better 3er options or I'm asking too much from excel ?TX. |
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