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Hide cell formula without password protecting sheet
Hi All,
I would like to hide my formula without password protecting the sheet. I know that there is a vba that should work. If you select say, cell A1 the formula is =sum(b1:L12). Instead of seeing the formula I want to see the value $312.51 Can a vba acheive the result without password protection? |
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Hide cell formula without password protecting sheet
In the formula bar you cannot hide the formula without protecting the worksheet.
You can change the formula to a value if you don't need the formula again. Copy and Paste SpecialValuesOKEsc. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 12:55:06 -0700, checkQ wrote: Hi All, I would like to hide my formula without password protecting the sheet. I know that there is a vba that should work. If you select say, cell A1 the formula is =sum(b1:L12). Instead of seeing the formula I want to see the value $312.51 Can a vba acheive the result without password protection? |
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Hide cell formula without password protecting sheet
Thanks but I don't want to condemn the formula by cut and paste. I want to
hide the formula using vba but I don't want to password protect the sheet at all. I do not want to password protect the vba either. I would like to select the cell and see the value not the formula |
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hide the formula using vba but I don't want to password protect the sheet
You don't have to password protect the sheet, but you do have to protect it. Of course, all a user would need to do is unprotect the sheet to see the formulas. There is really no point in hiding the formulas if you don't use a password -- one mouse click and the user can see everything. There is no other way. Basically it is password and hide or no password and no hide. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "checkQ" wrote in message ... Thanks but I don't want to condemn the formula by cut and paste. I want to hide the formula using vba but I don't want to password protect the sheet at all. I do not want to password protect the vba either. I would like to select the cell and see the value not the formula |
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Thanks. I thought you had to use a password in ordet to protect the sheet!
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