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Default How to protect some cells, but able to insert rows elsewhere?


I need to protect cells A1:C6, but be able to modify B1, and need to
insert and delete rows below row 6.

I selected the entire worksheet, unlocked the cells, then locked cells
A1:C6, and unlocked B1. Thi worked fine for cell contents - when I
protect the sheet, the cells are protected as I wanted, but I cannot
insert or delete rows anywhere.

Is there a way to accomplish the cell content protection as I did
above, but be able to also insert and delete rows?

Thanks!

Alex


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