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Group/Ungroup with sheet protected
I have a sheet where I expand and collapse using the group/ungroup buttons on
the left of the sheet(+/-). However, when the sheet is protected, this functionality is not allowed. Is it possible to have a protected sheet but still use the Group/Ungroup functionality? Thanks in advance. |
Group/Ungroup with sheet protected
"Holt88" wrote in message ... I have a sheet where I expand and collapse using the group/ungroup buttons on the left of the sheet(+/-). However, when the sheet is protected, this functionality is not allowed. Is it possible to have a protected sheet but still use the Group/Ungroup functionality? Thanks in advance. Is it protected to keep others from screwing it up, but you want it UNprotected when YOU use it? If so, create a small macro for turning protection off & on, and connect it to a couple of custom buttons on your tool bar. |
Group/Ungroup with sheet protected
I want it protected when others are in the so they don't screw cell content,
but still want users to have the Group/Ungroup functionality. I could create a few buttons to hide/unhide rows but my users liked the +/- option. "Doug Kanter" wrote: "Holt88" wrote in message ... I have a sheet where I expand and collapse using the group/ungroup buttons on the left of the sheet(+/-). However, when the sheet is protected, this functionality is not allowed. Is it possible to have a protected sheet but still use the Group/Ungroup functionality? Thanks in advance. Is it protected to keep others from screwing it up, but you want it UNprotected when YOU use it? If so, create a small macro for turning protection off & on, and connect it to a couple of custom buttons on your tool bar. |
Group/Ungroup with sheet protected
If you already have the outline/subtotals applied, you can protect the worksheet
in code (auto_open/workbook_open??). Option Explicit Sub auto_open() With Worksheets("sheet1") .Protect Password:="hi", userinterfaceonly:=True .EnableOutlining = True '.EnableAutoFilter = True End With End Sub It needs to be reset each time you open the workbook. (excel doesn't remember it after closing the workbook.) If you're new to macros, you may want to read David McRitchie's intro at: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm Holt88 wrote: I want it protected when others are in the so they don't screw cell content, but still want users to have the Group/Ungroup functionality. I could create a few buttons to hide/unhide rows but my users liked the +/- option. "Doug Kanter" wrote: "Holt88" wrote in message ... I have a sheet where I expand and collapse using the group/ungroup buttons on the left of the sheet(+/-). However, when the sheet is protected, this functionality is not allowed. Is it possible to have a protected sheet but still use the Group/Ungroup functionality? Thanks in advance. Is it protected to keep others from screwing it up, but you want it UNprotected when YOU use it? If so, create a small macro for turning protection off & on, and connect it to a couple of custom buttons on your tool bar. -- Dave Peterson |
Group/Ungroup with sheet protected
Sounds like something that could be done with VB, but it's outside my limit
of knowledge. "Holt88" wrote in message ... I want it protected when others are in the so they don't screw cell content, but still want users to have the Group/Ungroup functionality. I could create a few buttons to hide/unhide rows but my users liked the +/- option. "Doug Kanter" wrote: "Holt88" wrote in message ... I have a sheet where I expand and collapse using the group/ungroup buttons on the left of the sheet(+/-). However, when the sheet is protected, this functionality is not allowed. Is it possible to have a protected sheet but still use the Group/Ungroup functionality? Thanks in advance. Is it protected to keep others from screwing it up, but you want it UNprotected when YOU use it? If so, create a small macro for turning protection off & on, and connect it to a couple of custom buttons on your tool bar. |
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