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Hello:
I have a spreadsheet (Excel 2003) where the first ten rows need to locked. The remainder of rows (including an auto-filter header in row 11) are unlocked. When i password protect the sheet, I check the options boxes that would allow the user of the protected worksheet to do all of the following: - Select Unlocked Cells - SElect Locked Cells - Format Cells - Insert Rows - Delete Rows - Sort - Use AutoFilter This all works great until after I run a macro button. The macro itself works and is pretty simple, but requires me to insert the following verbiage at the beginning and end of the macro so that i can unprotect the sheet and re-protect the sheet in order for the macro to work: ActiveSheet.Unprotect Password:="StarWars" ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="StarWars" The macro performs basic operations involving auto-filter, custom-filters, sort Ascending and inserting/deleting an X in a particular cell. When the macro is done, however, it defaults all my protect sheet settings back to the standard first two options and no longer allows the checkboxes I had selected. Therefore, not letting the Sort Ascending (For example) be used anymore. Suggestions? Much appreciated! |
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