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Earl
Thanks for your response. Based on what you've said, there is no other way to prevent hidden rows from hiding when protected worksheet is copied? I understand your method. I just thought there could be an easier way to do it. Once again, thank you very much. "Earl Kiosterud" wrote: K, Sheet protection is to protect the sheet from being changed. Copying the sheet doesn't change the sheet, so Protection thinks it's done its job. A way to keep data hidden is to put it in another worksheet, which you can hide in its entirety. Use references to those cells in formulas in the original cells, just as the formulas do now, if any. To keep someone from unhiding the sheet, you can use the VBE to set the sheet's Visible property to xlSheetVeryHidden (yes, there is such a thing), then lock the project with a password. -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "kyoung" wrote in message ... Hi, I hid some rows when protecting a worksheet and sent to a friend. The idea is that he is not able to view the rows when he opened the protected worksheet. However, he is able to get around this by copying the worksheet and presto! all the hidden rows are shown. Is there a way to protect hidden rows from being shown when a protected worksheet is copied and pasted to a new worksheet? Thanks |
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