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I want to make parts of a worksheet read only. However, when I do this it interferes with my code running corretly. In particular, I get an error each time I try to assign... Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = 50 Is this a bug in Excel or can I get around this? I have 'unlocked' the cells on my worksheet that I want to be able to be manipulated by a user, and left the rest as locked so that they cannot be maipulated. I hear that you can write code along the lines of... Application.Protect UserInterfaceOnly = False ....to protect wroksheets. May this approhch be of more assitance? |
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