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I have a worksheet where I would like the users to be able to use Trace
Dependents. However, when I protect the worksheet this is no longer possible. So I was was wondering whether it is possible to create a macro which allow you to use Trace Dependents when a worksheet is protected? Thanks Ken |
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You would have to include in your code a temporary removal of the sheet
protection, with password and unprotect statements. Then reinstate the protection after you do the precedent test. Pretty tricky setup. "Ken" wrote: I have a worksheet where I would like the users to be able to use Trace Dependents. However, when I protect the worksheet this is no longer possible. So I was was wondering whether it is possible to create a macro which allow you to use Trace Dependents when a worksheet is protected? Thanks Ken |
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