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allow edit ranges protection
how can i delete the protection in allow edit ranges via subroutine in
vbscript editor? tks. |
allow edit ranges protection
Record a macro while going through the steps and look at the generated code.
Tim "eehj23" wrote in message ... how can i delete the protection in allow edit ranges via subroutine in vbscript editor? tks. |
allow edit ranges protection
have already tried it but if i look at the generated code, it seems that it
uses an array but the index are not in order such as (1), (0), (1), (1) "Tim Williams" wrote: Record a macro while going through the steps and look at the generated code. Tim "eehj23" wrote in message ... how can i delete the protection in allow edit ranges via subroutine in vbscript editor? tks. |
allow edit ranges protection
....and the code looks like ?
I'm asking partly because I'm not even sure what it is you want to do: posting [a small example] of what you record will help. Tim "eehj23" wrote in message ... have already tried it but if i look at the generated code, it seems that it uses an array but the index are not in order such as (1), (0), (1), (1) "Tim Williams" wrote: Record a macro while going through the steps and look at the generated code. Tim "eehj23" wrote in message ... how can i delete the protection in allow edit ranges via subroutine in vbscript editor? tks. |
allow edit ranges protection
the code looks like this:
activesheet.protection.alloweditranges(1).delete activesheet.protection.alloweditranges(3).delete activesheet.protection.alloweditranges(1).delete activesheet.protection.alloweditranges(1).delete i hope you could help me with this one. tks. "Tim Williams" wrote: ....and the code looks like ? I'm asking partly because I'm not even sure what it is you want to do: posting [a small example] of what you record will help. Tim "eehj23" wrote in message ... have already tried it but if i look at the generated code, it seems that it uses an array but the index are not in order such as (1), (0), (1), (1) "Tim Williams" wrote: Record a macro while going through the steps and look at the generated code. Tim "eehj23" wrote in message ... how can i delete the protection in allow edit ranges via subroutine in vbscript editor? tks. |
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