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Worksheet Protection
I am looking for a way to prevent users from renaming
sheets, but they need the capability to add and copy sheets. Thanks for your help. Adria |
Worksheet Protection
There isn't a protection scheme that supports that. Perhaps you want to use
the codename of the sheet rather than the name/tab name. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Adria" wrote in message ... I am looking for a way to prevent users from renaming sheets, but they need the capability to add and copy sheets. Thanks for your help. Adria |
Worksheet Protection
Hi Tom. The problem is that the sheet names are created
from a drop down created using data validation that references a list on the same sheet. If the user renames the sheet themselves, it breaks this VB5 program that my boss wrote - I can't edit the program. The user needs to be able to copy the sheets in the workbook to copy the template sheet - but for some reason it has to be named programatically. If they do it manually the VB program craps out. Thanks for your help. Please respond if you think of anything. Adria Bynum -----Original Message----- There isn't a protection scheme that supports that. Perhaps you want to use the codename of the sheet rather than the name/tab name. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Adria" wrote in message ... I am looking for a way to prevent users from renaming sheets, but they need the capability to add and copy sheets. Thanks for your help. Adria . |
Worksheet Protection
Put in code that remembers the names as they should be. Use the workbook
level selectionchange event to check the sheetnames and replace them if they don't match. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Adria wrote in message ... Hi Tom. The problem is that the sheet names are created from a drop down created using data validation that references a list on the same sheet. If the user renames the sheet themselves, it breaks this VB5 program that my boss wrote - I can't edit the program. The user needs to be able to copy the sheets in the workbook to copy the template sheet - but for some reason it has to be named programatically. If they do it manually the VB program craps out. Thanks for your help. Please respond if you think of anything. Adria Bynum -----Original Message----- There isn't a protection scheme that supports that. Perhaps you want to use the codename of the sheet rather than the name/tab name. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Adria" wrote in message ... I am looking for a way to prevent users from renaming sheets, but they need the capability to add and copy sheets. Thanks for your help. Adria . |
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