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I have received a spreadsheet that does not appear to have any protection on,
but I cant get the cell formatting dialogue box to open (ctrl+1). Any ideas
as to why this would be? (Both parties using the same version of excel 2000)

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The only time I've seen this is when the original workbook was created in a
different program--crystal reports or Lotus 123.

I included a few "sacrificial" cells in my selection, made my changes to all of
them.

Then went back and fixed the sacrificial cells to the way they were supposed to
be. (Try a cell way out of the way of where the data really is.)

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I have received a spreadsheet that does not appear to have any protection on,
but I cant get the cell formatting dialogue box to open (ctrl+1). Any ideas
as to why this would be? (Both parties using the same version of excel 2000)

Thanks


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