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puting_uwak[_2_]

insert row and copy formula in protected worksheet
 
i have a worksheet with locked columns containing formulas. how can i insert
rows & copy the formula above without having to unprotect the worksheet?

Dave Peterson

insert row and copy formula in protected worksheet
 
In some versions of excel, you can allow the user to insert rows or columns when
you protect the sheet. Make sure that all the rows/columns in that allowed
range are unlocked.

puting_uwak wrote:

i have a worksheet with locked columns containing formulas. how can i insert
rows & copy the formula above without having to unprotect the worksheet?


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Dave Peterson

puting_uwak[_2_]

insert row and copy formula in protected worksheet
 


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

In some versions of excel, you can allow the user to insert rows or columns when
you protect the sheet. Make sure that all the rows/columns in that allowed
range are unlocked.


but i need to have locked cells stay that way to prevent other users from
changing the formulas and data in those cells. i tried recording a macro but
i can't bypass unprotecting the sheet. by the way, i'm using excel 2007.

thanks for replying! :)

Dave Peterson

insert row and copy formula in protected worksheet
 
You could add some code to your macro:

activesheet.unprotect password:="topsecret"
'your code here
activesheet.protect password:="topsecret"



puting_uwak wrote:

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

In some versions of excel, you can allow the user to insert rows or columns when
you protect the sheet. Make sure that all the rows/columns in that allowed
range are unlocked.


but i need to have locked cells stay that way to prevent other users from
changing the formulas and data in those cells. i tried recording a macro but
i can't bypass unprotecting the sheet. by the way, i'm using excel 2007.

thanks for replying! :)


--

Dave Peterson

puting_uwak[_2_]

insert row and copy formula in protected worksheet
 
added your code to my macro and it worked! :) thanks for your help!


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You could add some code to your macro:

activesheet.unprotect password:="topsecret"
'your code here
activesheet.protect password:="topsecret"


pinkpeace7

Hi there!

Is there anyway to do this without macro? I'm an idiot in macro....

I need to be able to insert new rows in protected sheets. The inserted rows should have the formulas.. please help ..



Quote:

Originally Posted by puting_uwak[_2_] (Post 847119)
added your code to my macro and it worked! :) thanks for your help!


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You could add some code to your macro:

activesheet.unprotect password:="topsecret"
'your code here
activesheet.protect password:="topsecret"



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