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Connie Martin

Worksheet Protection
 
Is there a way to protect a worksheet so that data can't be changed or
deleted, but give the user freedom to format as they wish, i.e. hide columns,
etc.?

Connie

wmaughan

Worksheet Protection
 

Different versions of excel enable you to have different levels of
protection... What version are you using?


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Connie Martin

Worksheet Protection
 
Excel 2000 (9.0.7616 SP-3)

"wmaughan" wrote:


Different versions of excel enable you to have different levels of
protection... What version are you using?


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Dave Peterson

Worksheet Protection
 
xl2002 offered lots more options when protecting sheets.

Maybe you could provide macros that the users could run when they want to change
stuff.

Your macro could unprotect the sheet, do the formatting changes and then
reprotect the sheet.



Connie Martin wrote:

Excel 2000 (9.0.7616 SP-3)

"wmaughan" wrote:


Different versions of excel enable you to have different levels of
protection... What version are you using?


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Connie Martin

Worksheet Protection
 
Thank you. I think I'll wait until we upgrade to XL 2002! And who knows
when that'll be! Connie

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

xl2002 offered lots more options when protecting sheets.

Maybe you could provide macros that the users could run when they want to change
stuff.

Your macro could unprotect the sheet, do the formatting changes and then
reprotect the sheet.



Connie Martin wrote:

Excel 2000 (9.0.7616 SP-3)

"wmaughan" wrote:


Different versions of excel enable you to have different levels of
protection... What version are you using?


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