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Formatting unlocked cells on protected sheet
After protecting my sheet, I can enter data into unlocked cells, but I
cannot change the formatting for those same cells. (I need to be able to adjust the decimal places.) Is it possible to protect a sheet, but still allow formatting to be changed on unlocked cells? Note: I have considered writing VBA code that unprotected the sheet, updated the cell format, then re-protected the sheet, but this won't work because there is no way for the VBA code to know the password originally used to protect the sheet. TIA! Lee |
Formatting unlocked cells on protected sheet
If you have xl2002 or later you can.
In earlier versions, there is no support for this. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Lee Schipper" wrote in message ... After protecting my sheet, I can enter data into unlocked cells, but I cannot change the formatting for those same cells. (I need to be able to adjust the decimal places.) Is it possible to protect a sheet, but still allow formatting to be changed on unlocked cells? Note: I have considered writing VBA code that unprotected the sheet, updated the cell format, then re-protected the sheet, but this won't work because there is no way for the VBA code to know the password originally used to protect the sheet. TIA! Lee |
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