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I would like to protect some particular coloum, I was using formate
cell-protection-Lock, but it was not working, Kindly let me know how do I
do it?
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Default Protection of cell in excel

All cells are locked by default, but locking does not mean anything until
you protect the worksheet from ToolsProtection menu.

--First select any cells that a user is allowed to change
--Hit Ctrl+1 and go to the 'Security' tab to unlock these cells.
--Go to Tools-Protection-Protect Sheet, and you can assign a password
(optional)

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I would like to protect some particular coloum, I was using formate
cell-protection-Lock, but it was not working, Kindly let me know how do I
do it?

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