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Setting a workbooks protection/read only/locked
Hello,
I've read various pages about locking ranges, protection, etc, but none of it seems to work across the board. From VB, I'm opening a workbook, and the entire thing should be locked. The user should be able to scroll and see everything, but they shouldn't be able to edit anything. I specify read only when I open it, and i call .Protect for the workbook, and as a test I do .Protect DrawingObjects:=True, Contents:=True, Scenarios:=True, UserInterfaceOnly:=True to protect the only sheet in the workbook. What ends up happening is part of the worksheet is protected, but not the entire worksheet. What am I doing wrong, and what needs to be done to do it right? Thanks, Jason |
Setting a workbooks protection/read only/locked
Jason,
Have you tried locking all the cells, before protecting the sheet?... Worksheets(1).Cells.Locked = True Regards, Jim Cone San Francisco, USA "Jason Kontkanen" wrote in message ... Hello, I've read various pages about locking ranges, protection, etc, but none of it seems to work across the board. From VB, I'm opening a workbook, and the entire thing should be locked. The user should be able to scroll and see everything, but they shouldn't be able to edit anything. I specify read only when I open it, and i call .Protect for the workbook, and as a test I do .Protect DrawingObjects:=True, Contents:=True, Scenarios:=True, UserInterfaceOnly:=True to protect the only sheet in the workbook. What ends up happening is part of the worksheet is protected, but not the entire worksheet. What am I doing wrong, and what needs to be done to do it right? Thanks, Jason |
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