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Default Need Help programming treasure hunt sheet!!

Hello. I originally put this in the general, but I think this is more
appropriate. I want to set up a simple locked down spreadsheet for a treasure
hunt. I want there the be an initial cell on the screen with a clue. I want
there to be some kind of button where they can click and put in a
password/answer and then the next cell will populate with the next clue. I'm
a novice user of excel - fine for basic tables and some forumlas, but that's
it. I need to make this spreadsheet for work for next week (so, finishing it
this weekend for Monday) for International Talk Like a Pirate Day (Sept.
19th). Thanks!!

I forgot to also mention - I know NOTHING about VB script or programming at
all. I tried creating a button in excel and it took me there. So unless
someone tells me what to write to make a button that has a password that
unlocks a cell - I can't figure it out on my own (and I don't think I can
learn VB in 3 days!)
 
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