Below is a post from last night. How do I do what Tom
Ogilvy has said?

Thanx

Ok, I can reproduce that.

for the worksheet, change the EnableSelection Property to
either
xlUnlockedcells or xlNoSelection

then you will get the message on a double click, but it
shouldn't try to
open the linked workbook.

Note that this property must be set each time the workbook
is opened - so
you would need to do it in the workbook_open event or
other appropriate
event. (of course if macros are disabled - no go).

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



Todd Huttenstine
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It was checked. That did not work.
-----Original Message-----
In tools=Options, Edit tab, is "edit directly in cell"
unchecked? If so,
check it. That should change this behavior.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




Todd Huttenstine
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I have multiple cells on sheet1 in workbook A
referencing
cells in sheet 1 of workbook B. I also have sheet1 in
workbook A protected. When I double click any cell on
sheet1 in workbook A, I get the expected message
saying
the workbook is protected, however after I click OK,
it
trys to bring up Workbook B. See workbook B has
macros
so
the dialog asking to enable or disable macros pops up.
If
I click Enable Macros Workbook B opens. If I click X
workbook B does not load. I dont want Workbook B
loading
period. Why is it doing this and how do I prevent
workbook B from being opened?

Thanx in advance

Todd Huttenstine



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