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How do i can lock more than one range in worksheet
without any doubt excel is a great help to Accountants. I do a lot work on
excel. Even once I maintain company account for a year in 2000 and 2001. Now my question is that how I can lock more than one range (Row & Coloumn) in a worksheet. Thanks and best regards Nazr-ul-Haque |
How do i can lock more than one range in worksheet
By default all cells in a sheet are locked and this is activated by
protecting the sheet. So to do what you want you have to remove the lock from cells you want to edit. select all the cells in your sheet and then Format|cells|protection and remove the 'Locked' checkmark. Now select the ranges ypu want to protect by holding down the CTRL key and selecting them and then Format|cells|protection and replace the 'Locked' checkmark. Tools|protection|protect sheet and your done. BTW its' not very secure. Mike "Nazr-ul-Haque" wrote: without any doubt excel is a great help to Accountants. I do a lot work on excel. Even once I maintain company account for a year in 2000 and 2001. Now my question is that how I can lock more than one range (Row & Coloumn) in a worksheet. Thanks and best regards Nazr-ul-Haque |
How do i can lock more than one range in worksheet
Thanks Mr. Mike
Its realy work. Nazr-ul-Haque "Mike H" wrote: By default all cells in a sheet are locked and this is activated by protecting the sheet. So to do what you want you have to remove the lock from cells you want to edit. select all the cells in your sheet and then Format|cells|protection and remove the 'Locked' checkmark. Now select the ranges ypu want to protect by holding down the CTRL key and selecting them and then Format|cells|protection and replace the 'Locked' checkmark. Tools|protection|protect sheet and your done. BTW its' not very secure. Mike "Nazr-ul-Haque" wrote: without any doubt excel is a great help to Accountants. I do a lot work on excel. Even once I maintain company account for a year in 2000 and 2001. Now my question is that how I can lock more than one range (Row & Coloumn) in a worksheet. Thanks and best regards Nazr-ul-Haque |
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