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Hi,

I have a worksheet where i grouped couple of columns.This grouping is
working fine.If i protect the respective sheet, i am unable to ungroup those
columns.I don't want others to overwrite my code in my worksheet.So i want to
protect the sheet any how.

Please suggest me how can I go about it.

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sudarsan
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How do you "group" columns?

Aside from that, lock your VBA Project from viewing with a password so users
cannot access your sheet code.


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Hi,

I have a worksheet where i grouped couple of columns.This grouping is
working fine.If i protect the respective sheet, i am unable to ungroup those
columns.I don't want others to overwrite my code in my worksheet.So i want to
protect the sheet any how.

Please suggest me how can I go about it.

Regards,
sudarsan


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