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Psycho0426
 
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I have a problem that I can't seem to solve. I'm trying to create a
macro, or find some othe way of automating the unprotecting the
worksheet, clearing of all non-protected cells on the worksheet,
re-protect the worksheet with no password, and move on to the next
worksheet in the file and do it again to the end. The file (workbook?)
is 32 worksheets long, 1 for every day & 1 for monthly totals. My
attempts to record a macro have blown up in my face miserably. They
refuse to process more than one page even when I select them all. I'm
sure excel can do this, but I'm self-taught so there's a lot I don't
know how to do yet. I'm using excel 2003.

Also, on a different worksheet I'm trying to find a way to sort
entire rows based on customers names. Example:


Account # Last MI First
----------------------------
xxxxxxxxxx Public Q John
xxxxxxxxxx Blow B Joe
xxxxxxxxxx Doe A Jane

*******************Sort To************************

Account # Last MI First
----------------------------
xxxxxxxxxx Blow B Joe
xxxxxxxxxx Doe A Jane
xxxxxxxxxx Public Q John

I would like to sort based on last name, then first name, then MI,
but I can't find a way to keep the entire row together. Anyone have any
ideas??? I don't have a clue how to do this. Thank you for any
assistance.


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