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ZTamsen,
You could use a Userform for input. If you make the form full screen, your users need never see the spreadsheet. By disabling the control-break and close methods and only allowing closing the form from a button on the form, your users can never see the spreadsheet. Henry "ZTamsen" wrote in message ... I have a workbook with hidden cells that I would like to protect (leaving certain cells visible for input). However, even with password protection on the entire workbook, a user can copy all of the cells into another workbook and view/edit/change all of the cells in my workbook. Is there a way around this? thanks |
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