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List when worksheet protected
Is there a way to use Lists when a worksheet is protected?
-- Stephen |
List when worksheet protected
hi Stephen,
You need to keep unlocked that cell where the List is made, when you protect the worksheet thanks Shail StephenS wrote: Is there a way to use Lists when a worksheet is protected? -- Stephen |
List when worksheet protected
Shail,
Thanks for your response. I have tried that. When I use the list without protection, there is a border around the list, and it allows me to add additional rows. When protected, it keeps the border, but won't allow me to expand the list with new data. I realize that I didn't give you all the information. -- Stephen "shail" wrote: hi Stephen, You need to keep unlocked that cell where the List is made, when you protect the worksheet thanks Shail StephenS wrote: Is there a way to use Lists when a worksheet is protected? -- Stephen |
List when worksheet protected
Hi Stephen,
The steps for keep unprotected your dropdown list: When your list is ready 1. Click the cell where you have the list 2. Click --Format-- Cells 3. On the Protection Tab click "Uncheck" the lock check box 4. Click Ok to return back 5. Protect the worksheet Every cell except the cell where you have the list is protected now. Hope this works for you. Thanks Shail StephenS wrote: Shail, Thanks for your response. I have tried that. When I use the list without protection, there is a border around the list, and it allows me to add additional rows. When protected, it keeps the border, but won't allow me to expand the list with new data. I realize that I didn't give you all the information. -- Stephen "shail" wrote: hi Stephen, You need to keep unlocked that cell where the List is made, when you protect the worksheet thanks Shail StephenS wrote: Is there a way to use Lists when a worksheet is protected? -- Stephen |
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