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Default Excel Protection Help

I'm guessing you want the cells to show, but no-one can edit them.

If the end-user does not need to be able to alter any of the data, simply
protect the worksheet. All cells are locked by default, but the lock only
applies to a protected sheet.

If the end user needs to be able to edit some cells, select those cells, go
to Format Cells Protection tab and deselect the "Locked" tickbox. Click
OK, then protect the sheet. Only the unlocked cells will be editable, but
all the data will be visible.

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I am working on a price sheet some of the columns containing multipliers so
I
hide them therefore my employees cannot see specific data. I protect the
worksheet and sent it out but they were still able to unhide the columns
and
see the protected data. If I copy and "paste special" only the values I
lose
all my formatted cells, it puts it back into plain text. Is there a way
around this, or a different way? Thanks



 
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