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Default Locking a sheet??


Is there anyway to lock a sheet so it cannot be selected at all? I
will/can even accept hiding the sheet, but would prefer to have it just
locked so it cannot be selected. As always, thanks in advance.

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Default Locking a sheet??


Just go up to tools-protection-protect sheet. Then protect it with
whatever password. Then after that you can go up to
Format-Sheet-Hide Then select your sheet.
That was for Excel 2003

Hope that helps,

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