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have you code unprotect the worksheet, run, reprotect the worksheet
Use the UserInterfaceOnly argument set to true in a protect statement. See help for the protect method for details. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Peter McCaul" wrote in message ... I would like to protect 4 cells in my document so changes cannot be made to them. The rest of the cells I would like to leave unprotected. I took the lock off the rest of the cells and I protected my worksheet. It worked fine but the only problem is I can't run my macros. Is there a way I can run my macros and protect my cells. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. |
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