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I've added password protection on a worksheet in a workbook and am now unable
to get to another worksheet in the workbook. How can I access the other
worksheet?
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Protecting a worksheet has nothing to do with displaying other worksheets.
Do you mean if you click on the other worksheet's tab it won't show?

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yes. I can't even see the tabs at the bottom.

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Protecting a worksheet has nothing to do with displaying other worksheets.
Do you mean if you click on the other worksheet's tab it won't show?

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I've added password protection on a worksheet in a workbook and am now
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The first thing to do would be to get the sheet tabs to display again. With
the spreadsheet on the screen, click on Tools on the menubar, then Options.
On the View tab, check Sheet Tabs and click OK. Now can you click on the
sheet tabs and see the sheets? James

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yes. I can't even see the tabs at the bottom.

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Protecting a worksheet has nothing to do with displaying other
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Do you mean if you click on the other worksheet's tab it won't show?

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I've added password protection on a worksheet in a workbook and am now
unable
to get to another worksheet in the workbook. How can I access the
other
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it is already checked. (I did uncheck and check again anyway...)it seems that
there is a border around the spreadsheet.

"Zone" wrote:

The first thing to do would be to get the sheet tabs to display again. With
the spreadsheet on the screen, click on Tools on the menubar, then Options.
On the View tab, check Sheet Tabs and click OK. Now can you click on the
sheet tabs and see the sheets? James

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yes. I can't even see the tabs at the bottom.

"Zone" wrote:

Protecting a worksheet has nothing to do with displaying other
worksheets.
Do you mean if you click on the other worksheet's tab it won't show?

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I've added password protection on a worksheet in a workbook and am now
unable
to get to another worksheet in the workbook. How can I access the
other
worksheet?








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Connie,
I'm not really sure what's going on. There are two things you can try.
1. Click on a cell on the spreadsheet to activate it. Press Ctrl-PgUp or
Ctrl-PgDown to switch between sheets.
2. Click on a cell on the spreadsheet to activate it. Press Alt-F11 to
display the code editor. Press Ctlr-g to display the immediate pane. In
there, type
activewindow.WindowState=xlMaximized
and press Enter. Press Alt-F11 to return to the spreadsheet. Any better?
James

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it is already checked. (I did uncheck and check again anyway...)it seems
that
there is a border around the spreadsheet.

"Zone" wrote:

The first thing to do would be to get the sheet tabs to display again.
With
the spreadsheet on the screen, click on Tools on the menubar, then
Options.
On the View tab, check Sheet Tabs and click OK. Now can you click on the
sheet tabs and see the sheets? James

"connie" wrote in message
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yes. I can't even see the tabs at the bottom.

"Zone" wrote:

Protecting a worksheet has nothing to do with displaying other
worksheets.
Do you mean if you click on the other worksheet's tab it won't show?

"connie" wrote in message
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I've added password protection on a worksheet in a workbook and am
now
unable
to get to another worksheet in the workbook. How can I access the
other
worksheet?








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Interesting...when I choose 'full screen' I can see the tabs at the bottom
(and obviously not my toolbar). Hopefully I can work in it that way rather
than having to recreate the entire spreadsheet! Thanks ~

connie

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