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Is It Possible?
Is it possible? I have a worksheet that has data in Columns A:X and rows 1 to 1000. Most of these cells have formulas in them. Here in regular English is what I need to do... can someone write me a Macro that will do this? Select (Highlight) the cells in range A6:X1000 wherein the data in R6:1000 0 Unprotect the sheet with the password SFD Sort the selected cells in Ascending order based on (the name in) B:6 Reprotect the sheet with the password SFD Seems like it should be simple enough, but no matter what I try, I have to manually enter the password. Can anyone help? Your assistance is greatly appreciated. JEN -- Nebbish |
When you tried to unprotect the worksheet, did your code look like:
worksheets("sheet99").unprotect password:="SFD" 'do all the work worksheets("sheet99").protect password:="SFD" Nebbish wrote: Is it possible? I have a worksheet that has data in Columns A:X and rows 1 to 1000. Most of these cells have formulas in them. Here in regular English is what I need to do... can someone write me a Macro that will do this? Select (Highlight) the cells in range A6:X1000 wherein the data in R6:1000 0 Unprotect the sheet with the password SFD Sort the selected cells in Ascending order based on (the name in) B:6 Reprotect the sheet with the password SFD Seems like it should be simple enough, but no matter what I try, I have to manually enter the password. Can anyone help? Your assistance is greatly appreciated. JEN -- Nebbish -- Dave Peterson |
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