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TAB BUTTON - VBA TO SKIP CELLS
Can someone tell me the code for skipping all locked cells; using the tab key
to skip to unlocked cells . . . thanks for your time . . . |
TAB BUTTON - VBA TO SKIP CELLS
The only way I know to do that is...when you protect the sheet, uncheck
"Select locked cells" HTH, Paul -- "MarthaSue" wrote in message ... Can someone tell me the code for skipping all locked cells; using the tab key to skip to unlocked cells . . . thanks for your time . . . |
TAB BUTTON - VBA TO SKIP CELLS
or you can do it how it was explained in your previous post
"MarthaSue" wrote: Can someone tell me the code for skipping all locked cells; using the tab key to skip to unlocked cells . . . thanks for your time . . . |
TAB BUTTON - VBA TO SKIP CELLS
I apoligize Mike i didn't mean to offend you, but what you had suggested is
not what i am looking for . . .there is a VBA Code that will allow the user to hit the tab key and it will automatically skip to the next cell that requires data entry . . but i appreciate the post . . "Mike H" wrote: or you can do it how it was explained in your previous post "MarthaSue" wrote: Can someone tell me the code for skipping all locked cells; using the tab key to skip to unlocked cells . . . thanks for your time . . . |
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