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I am using Excell 2003
I have a price list that I want to add to our intranet for the Sales people
to use.
I protected the whole sheet to prevent any accidental changes. Because the
price sheet is made up of many rows and columns, I want the users to be able
to click on a row and "add a fill color" to it to help them read across the
row correctly. Is there a way to allow them to do this to a protected sheet?

Aurora


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Hi,

When applying the protection check the option 'Allow user to format cells'

Mike

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I am using Excell 2003
I have a price list that I want to add to our intranet for the Sales people
to use.
I protected the whole sheet to prevent any accidental changes. Because the
price sheet is made up of many rows and columns, I want the users to be able
to click on a row and "add a fill color" to it to help them read across the
row correctly. Is there a way to allow them to do this to a protected sheet?

Aurora


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