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My preference for that is to use data validation with a custom validation.
Then you can use a formula to check the values of other cells to either allow or disallow entry. Fot ease of use to your end users you may want to add a conditional format to indicate when the cell is available to be edited... Data | Validation | Custom | Add a formula and uncheck Ignore Blanks -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "David Bruce" wrote: I am trying to find a way of automatically protecting a cell if an adjacent cell has a specific value whilst if that cell has a different value the cell would be unprotected. For example if I am aiming to have a column with values in that will be entered but if a field next to it has a 1 in the value field will then be locked. But if the 1 is changed to a 0 the value field could then be edited. Many Thanks for any help. David |
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