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I have a worksheet that is protected but certain cells are not locked so
users can edit them, but I cannot select these cells. I can navigate to them by typing in the cell address in the toolbar, but I cannot select the cell with my mouse. The protection is set to allow the user to select both locked and unlocked cells. Even if I unprotect the sheet, I cannot select the cells, but as I said, I can navigate by typing in the cell address in the toolbar and edit the cells like normal. The only problem is selecting cells with the mouse. Any ideas what could be preventing me from selecting a cell with my mouse even though the cell is not protected? I am using Excel 2007. I am sure it's something simple I am overlooking. Steve |
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I figured out the problem. I set the scroll area on the Workbook open event.
I didn't realize by setting the scrollarea that I would restrict the ability to even select a cell outside the scrollarea. I have some code to allow the scrollarea to be adjusted to allowe users do the editing thy need to do. "Steve" wrote: I have a worksheet that is protected but certain cells are not locked so users can edit them, but I cannot select these cells. I can navigate to them by typing in the cell address in the toolbar, but I cannot select the cell with my mouse. The protection is set to allow the user to select both locked and unlocked cells. Even if I unprotect the sheet, I cannot select the cells, but as I said, I can navigate by typing in the cell address in the toolbar and edit the cells like normal. The only problem is selecting cells with the mouse. Any ideas what could be preventing me from selecting a cell with my mouse even though the cell is not protected? I am using Excel 2007. I am sure it's something simple I am overlooking. Steve |
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Thanks for posting back with your solution.
Maybe it'll help someone else. Steve wrote: I figured out the problem. I set the scroll area on the Workbook open event. I didn't realize by setting the scrollarea that I would restrict the ability to even select a cell outside the scrollarea. I have some code to allow the scrollarea to be adjusted to allowe users do the editing thy need to do. "Steve" wrote: I have a worksheet that is protected but certain cells are not locked so users can edit them, but I cannot select these cells. I can navigate to them by typing in the cell address in the toolbar, but I cannot select the cell with my mouse. The protection is set to allow the user to select both locked and unlocked cells. Even if I unprotect the sheet, I cannot select the cells, but as I said, I can navigate by typing in the cell address in the toolbar and edit the cells like normal. The only problem is selecting cells with the mouse. Any ideas what could be preventing me from selecting a cell with my mouse even though the cell is not protected? I am using Excel 2007. I am sure it's something simple I am overlooking. Steve -- Dave Peterson |
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This totally helped!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks!
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