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Security
I was hoping I could give someone access to be able to have read/write access
to just one worksheet within a workbook and not have write acess on any other worksheet. Is this possible? |
Security
For all other sheets:
tools - protection - protect worksheet. Your choice if you want to set a password Do note that this protection is fairly weak. If the user really wants to write onto the worksheet, the worksheet/workbook protection passwords can be cracked with publicly available macros within minutes. This approach should only be used if you are wanting to help keep someone from accidentally overwriting important info. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "dwake" wrote: I was hoping I could give someone access to be able to have read/write access to just one worksheet within a workbook and not have write acess on any other worksheet. Is this possible? |
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