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Hi Everyone,

I have a workbooke with 3 sheets, the sheets are called; "Bowl Assembly",
"Power Unit" and "Oiler"

I want to make the sheets "Power Unit" and "Oiler" read-only for everyone
but me and in sheet "Bowl Assembly" I want the colums a-j read only to
everyone but me and I want the columns k-t editable by everyone.

Can someone help me here...

thx.
Kevin M

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Default Password Protecting Cells

Power Unit and Oiler are simple..............just toolsprotectionprotect
sheet with a pasword.

Bowl Assembly requires a bit more work.

Select K:T and formatcellsprotection and unlock those columns.

Now protect that sheet with a password.

NOTE: Excel's internal security is very weak and passwords easily cracked.


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On Sun, 25 Jan 2009 17:59:01 -0800, Kevin M wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I have a workbooke with 3 sheets, the sheets are called; "Bowl Assembly",
"Power Unit" and "Oiler"

I want to make the sheets "Power Unit" and "Oiler" read-only for everyone
but me and in sheet "Bowl Assembly" I want the colums a-j read only to
everyone but me and I want the columns k-t editable by everyone.

Can someone help me here...

thx.
Kevin M


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Please follow following steps:-
1. Select the cell or range of cells that you want to make editable
2. Click ToolProtectionAllow Users to Edit Ranges€¦
3. Click OK
4. Click ToolProtectionProtect Sheet
5. Type password to unprotect sheet, then click OK, You can click on the
check marks to allow users do various operations with the cells.
6. Retype the same password and click OK
7. Now your sheet is protected.
Enjoy!



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Thanks
Now, I am able to resolve the problem.

Puruzweb





Chris_Bode wrote:
Please follow following steps:-
1. Select the cell or range of cells that you want to make editable
2. Click ToolProtectionAllow Users to Edit Ranges€¦
3. Click OK
4. Click ToolProtectionProtect Sheet
5. Type password to unprotect sheet, then click OK, You can click on the
check marks to allow users do various operations with the cells.
6. Retype the same password and click OK
7. Now your sheet is protected.
Enjoy!

Chris
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Convert your Excel spreadsheet into online calculator.
http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com


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