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I know how to password protect a worksheet, however, this still allows
someone to delete this worksheet. Is there a way to only allow it to be deleted with a password? |
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Yes. Protect the workbook under ToolsProtectionProtect Workbook. Select both Windows and Structure then enter a password. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 12:29:02 -0800, "Kathy081403" wrote: I know how to password protect a worksheet, however, this still allows someone to delete this worksheet. Is there a way to only allow it to be deleted with a password? |
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You can protect the workbook.
Tools|protection|protect workbook and check Structure. No worksheets can be added/deleted/hidden/unhidden/moved until the workbook is unprotected. Kathy081403 wrote: I know how to password protect a worksheet, however, this still allows someone to delete this worksheet. Is there a way to only allow it to be deleted with a password? -- Dave Peterson |
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