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Default Using Audit Tools with Worksheet Protection

One of the functions that is not available when a worksheet is protected is
the Audit Tools - Precedents and Dependents

These functions are quite useful. Does anyone know of any way or tools to
still allow ausit tools when the worksheet is protected.?

Have tried various addins without success as the worksheet protection
inhibits their use

thanks
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If the worksheet is protected then, presumably, you are the end-user, in
which case the author has probably protected it for a good reason.

If you are the author, then why not unprotect is so you can use these tools?

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One of the functions that is not available when a worksheet is protected

is
the Audit Tools - Precedents and Dependents

These functions are quite useful. Does anyone know of any way or tools to
still allow ausit tools when the worksheet is protected.?

Have tried various addins without success as the worksheet protection
inhibits their use

thanks



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