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Using "protection" as a macro condition
Is there a way to refer to "protection" (its on/off condition), in a Macro
line? A simple example would be - If "protection is off" Then Worksheets("abc").Range("a5").Value = 0 I need to know the coding to use that would replace "protection is off" in the above line. It could also be connected to whether or not there is a password present. I hope this can be done. Ed |
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