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thanks for that however i've been told today that the list of sheets may change AND be added to.
I was trying to have a sheet with a list of the sheets in to file, that i could flag as to clear. My problem is the sheet names can change as new staff come and go so the sheet names are not fixed.
Due to confidentially i can't upload a file. However i'm looking at taking those bits out so i can post an example.
hopefully it will be done late tomorrow.
kinda fixed it by using the following

Formula:
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Dim c As Rangemsg As Stringstyle As Stringtitle As String
msg 
"Do you want to clear your entries?" vbCrLf "click No to cancel"
style vbYesNo vbQuestion vbDefaultButton2
title 
"Action required"
response MsgBox(msgstyletitle)
If 
response vbNo Then Exit Sub
Me
.Protect "test", , , , True 'change test to your password
On Error Resume Next
Range("D9:E39").Value = ""
Range("G9:i39").Value = ""
Range("B44:B49").Value = ""
Range("D44:E49").Value = ""
Range("g44:I49").Value = ""
MsgBox ("Your entries have been cleared.")
End Sub 
Not pretty but will do the job for now.
thanx everyone
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