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How can I protect Cells containing a formula?
I am using an Excel (XP) Workbook
Sheet1 contains all the data. Sheet2 refers to specific data in sheet 1 using a linear array of (=Sheet1!Cell#) statements (i.e. Sheet2 Cell A1 is to equal Sheet1 Cell A2 ect.). This system works great until I insert a row (say between row 3 and 4) into sheet 1; the insertion is not reflected in sheet2. References to row 4 of sheet1 are totally omitted in sheet2. If I delete a row in sheet1 The values of the corresponding cells of the row displays an €ś#REF!€ť error. I have attempted to lock / protect sheet2 but receive an "!" warning that €śthis (all) cell contains a formula and is not protected€ť. How can I prevent the values of the cells (containing a formula) from changing? Thanx |
How can I protect Cells containing a formula?
=INDIRECT("Sheet1!B10") -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Wayne Beach" wrote in message I am using an Excel (XP) Workbook Sheet1 contains all the data. Sheet2 refers to specific data in sheet 1 using a linear array of (=Sheet1!Cell#) statements (i.e. Sheet2 Cell A1 is to equal Sheet1 Cell A2 ect.). This system works great until I insert a row (say between row 3 and 4) into sheet 1; the insertion is not reflected in sheet2. References to row 4 of sheet1 are totally omitted in sheet2. If I delete a row in sheet1 The values of the corresponding cells of the row displays an €ś#REF!€ť error. I have attempted to lock / protect sheet2 but receive an "!" warning that €śthis (all) cell contains a formula and is not protected€ť. How can I prevent the values of the cells (containing a formula) from changing? Thanx |
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