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Hi AB,
I've seen this before - people suggesting that the code needs to unprotect/write/re-protect. The userinterfaceonly parameter allows code to modify the sheet, but not the user. Am I missing something? "AB" wrote in message ... You could: 1. protect (as per earlier post by Prject Mangler) your wb or ws (depending on what you want) 2. write your 'Run' code so that it: 2.1. unprotects the wb/ws 2.2. does the thing you want 2.3. re-protects teh wb/ws again. Additional (not fool-proof) feature you can implement is you can change your fileaccess to read-only on the fly, if you want to. This way your file would be 'open' for user to mess about only during the macro run time (during which they can't mess around with it) or when it's read-only (and then you almost don't care). |
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