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Hi,
I want to allow users to protect a sheet not for security reasons but rather to avoid unintentional overwrites. But VBA should still be allowed to modify the sheet (used to refresh some data in a spreadsheet while protecting the criteria from unintentional modification). I call WorkSheet.Protect(pwd, UserInterfaceOnly:=True) and it works like a dream - for the remainder of the session. I save, close Excel and start a new instance, load the saved workbook and... now the sheet has "normal" protection and VBA is NOT allowed to make modifications. Does anyone know if this is a bug in Excel and/or how to overcome the problem? Help greatly appreciated! Regards, Dag Johansen |
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