![]() |
Checking Protect status
I am having some trouble with an action happening. I suspect it is being
caused by a worksheet being placed in a protected state at an inappropriate point, before it has had a chance to complete other tasks. "Protect" is a method, not a property, so how can I check the "protectedness" of the active sheet. I am trying to come up with a code which reports the protected status of the activesheet during the sequence of actions. Ideas? |
Checking Protect status
OOPS! Found my own answer. In case anyone else ever needs it:
Activesheet.ProtectContents is a property and returns as True of False value "Lulu" wrote: I am having some trouble with an action happening. I suspect it is being caused by a worksheet being placed in a protected state at an inappropriate point, before it has had a chance to complete other tasks. "Protect" is a method, not a property, so how can I check the "protectedness" of the active sheet. I am trying to come up with a code which reports the protected status of the activesheet during the sequence of actions. Ideas? |
Checking Protect status
That is one of four types of Protection that can be applied to a worksheet.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Lulu" wrote in message ... OOPS! Found my own answer. In case anyone else ever needs it: Activesheet.ProtectContents is a property and returns as True of False value "Lulu" wrote: I am having some trouble with an action happening. I suspect it is being caused by a worksheet being placed in a protected state at an inappropriate point, before it has had a chance to complete other tasks. "Protect" is a method, not a property, so how can I check the "protectedness" of the active sheet. I am trying to come up with a code which reports the protected status of the activesheet during the sequence of actions. Ideas? |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 09:15 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com