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Cell protection issues
I am building a log sheet for a software Quality Assurance Dept. There can
be multiple iterations of testing for a module. Each itteration is a seperate section of the log sheet. As an issue is discovered, it is logged in the sheet. I am trying to automatically number each issue as it is entered in the log. The numbering for iteration 2 is a continuation from issue 1, etc. I also want to protect the cells with the auto-numbering. (=IF(ISTEXT(F28),MAX(A$17:A27)+1,"") COL F is the text description of the issue, ROW17 is the first issue for the first itteration . A17 is the first number. This was the formula for A28.) If this can be improved, I'm all ears. My problem is if I need to add rows to one of the iterations, I cannot number them because of the cell protection. Is there a way that the formula can be copied into a protected cell when the new row is added? Or how can I format the protection to allow the formula to be entered without unprotecting the worksheet? Thanks in advance for any replies. Stuart |
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