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I have a spreadsheet that I want to design in a certain way e.g. with colors
and fonts. I then want these changes "frozen" to the spreadsheet so that a
user cannot change these settings. Does anyone have an idea? Please help me?
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Go into the cell's formats (can be done in 1 large group) and then go to the
protection tab.

Make sure the cells you want to be not altered are lcoked.

Then protect your worksheet from the Tools---Protection---Protect Sheet
topion.

HTH.

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I have a spreadsheet that I want to design in a certain way e.g. with colors
and fonts. I then want these changes "frozen" to the spreadsheet so that a
user cannot change these settings. Does anyone have an idea? Please help me?

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I use database-driven Themes often.
For spreadsheet models that get data from a database, I get (also) a 'Colour
Swatch' which has several themes. So the colour scheme is database driven,
and reponding to the department (or country/region for example) the user is
looking at.

Hiran


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