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Thanks for reading my posting. Is there a way to disable <ctrlX in
excel(cut functionality). Can this be acheived for a specific sheet. Please
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You can use the OnKey command to disable Ctrl X. (See Excel VBA help) for
a single sheet you could use the worksheet activate and deactivate events.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/events.htm for information on events (if not
familiar)

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Thanks for reading my posting. Is there a way to disable <ctrlX in
excel(cut functionality). Can this be acheived for a specific sheet.

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Thanks,

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