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how do i lock individual cells within a worksheet?
I used your instructions below but it removed the formating options for the
rest of the worksheet. This is important since I track changes in red font. Is there anyway to protect a column of cells, per your instructions below without the formating options for the rest of the worksheet going away? "Earl Kiosterud" wrote: Tony, With the sheet not protected, use Format - Cells - Protection tab. Uncheck "Locked" for those cells to be changeable. Now protect the sheet with Tools - Protection - Protect sheet. -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "CrazyTony" wrote in message ... I am able to lock complete worksheets so that they can not be changed but is there any way that you can leave access to a certain amount of cells while locking the rest, for example, those with formulas in them that react to figures inserted by the user? many thanks. |
how do i lock individual cells within a worksheet?
When enabling the worksheet protection, checkmark allow users to format
cells. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 07:42:07 -0800, Janet wrote: I used your instructions below but it removed the formating options for the rest of the worksheet. This is important since I track changes in red font. Is there anyway to protect a column of cells, per your instructions below without the formating options for the rest of the worksheet going away? "Earl Kiosterud" wrote: Tony, With the sheet not protected, use Format - Cells - Protection tab. Uncheck "Locked" for those cells to be changeable. Now protect the sheet with Tools - Protection - Protect sheet. -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "CrazyTony" wrote in message ... I am able to lock complete worksheets so that they can not be changed but is there any way that you can leave access to a certain amount of cells while locking the rest, for example, those with formulas in them that react to figures inserted by the user? many thanks. |
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