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Determining a worksheet's protection status in VBA
What would be the syntax for finding out protection status of activeworkbook.sheets("MySheet") in VBA ? -- -regards |
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Determining a worksheet's protection status in VBA
MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1").ProtectContents
-- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "GeorgeJ" wrote: What would be the syntax for finding out protection status of activeworkbook.sheets("MySheet") in VBA ? -- -regards |
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Determining a worksheet's protection status in VBA
Thanks Jim, that was just what I needed.
-regards |
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