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I need to protect some cells from user input, but need to changes the values
of these cells via code. How can I do this? Sheldon |
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Hi Sheldon.
Protect the worksheet, setting the UserInterfaceOnly argument to true. This argument is not persistent, so you could reset it in the Workbook_Open event. The UserInterfaceOnly argument will permit code manipulation of the locked cells on the protected sheet. --- Regards, Norman "Sheldon" wrote in message ... I need to protect some cells from user input, but need to changes the values of these cells via code. How can I do this? Sheldon |
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