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Lock Cells
When I lock 2 cells that are next to each other (C13 and C14 for example) and
then insert a new row (between C13 and C14), the new cell (C14) is locked as well, which is not what I want. How do you insert a row bewteen 2 locked cells and have that new row have no locked cells??? Thanks |
Lock Cells
Excel adopts the properties (i.e. locked status) of the adjacent
cells. Try creating a macro to insert the row and unlock the cell in the macro statements. |
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