I want to limit the sheet to 50 rows. How do I block the rest so that no one
could add new rows?

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"Steph" wrote in message
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I want to limit the sheet to 50 rows. How do I block the rest so that no
one
could add new rows?

no. I want to be able to edit or work only within the 50 rows but block from
adding for deleting the rows. How do I do that?

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

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"Steph" wrote in message
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I want to limit the sheet to 50 rows. How do I block the rest so that no
one
could add new rows?

You might have to try using a custom designed Data Form to allow the user
to select a row of data and edit it. Put a button on the worksheet that
calls up this form and then protect the worksheet and workbook with a
password. When the user edits a row of data, your macro would temporarily
unlock the worksheet/workbook, change the cells for that row, then re-lock
the worksheet/workbook again.

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