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Hi Programmers,
I've realized that I need to use data validation to protect formulas in my worksheets. However, due to the enormity of the workbook, this would take about the rest of the summer. Also, I don't like to use the basic cell protection feature because of Excel's pain-in-the-rear protection popups. I am using Excel 2002. A thought occurred to me-- I've colored all cells that users should not alter with the color gray. So, is there a way for code to detect this and then not allow users to alter the contects of the gray-colored cells? Thanks so much |
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