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When I Protect a worksheet, there are options I can select
or de-select that the user's can access. When I protect
with a macro, how can I keep the user's from selecting
locked cells?

TIA, Brad E.
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Default Options when Protecting Worksheet

You can set the same options with VBA.

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When I Protect a worksheet, there are options I can select
or de-select that the user's can access. When I protect
with a macro, how can I keep the user's from selecting
locked cells?

TIA, Brad E.



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Hi
you can do the same within VBA. Just record a macro while settings
these options manually to see what options you have in VBA

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Brad E wrote:
When I Protect a worksheet, there are options I can select
or de-select that the user's can access. When I protect
with a macro, how can I keep the user's from selecting
locked cells?

TIA, Brad E.


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