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How do i protect specific cells in a shared workbook?
I want to share a workbook, but don't want anybody to be albe to change
certain cells at all (except me). I have tried the "protect and share workbook" thing but it means that you have to do track changes and then assign more passwords. What I did was unlocked the cells I want people to change, then protected the worksheet. Then I shared the workbook. After doing this I realised that I had forgotten to allow people to format cells when I first protected the sheet. When I tried to unprotect the cells, I couldn't until I unshared the workbook. But then when I typed in my password it won't accept it. I know it is the right password and I have tried typing it with capslock and without just in case it was on when I first set it. Basically I want to know how I can unlock those cells and why it won't accept my password. Thanks, Alison |
How do i protect specific cells in a shared workbook?
When you entered your password to unlock the spreadsheet, were you at the
same computer that you were when you first locked it? "Alison84" wrote: I want to share a workbook, but don't want anybody to be albe to change certain cells at all (except me). I have tried the "protect and share workbook" thing but it means that you have to do track changes and then assign more passwords. What I did was unlocked the cells I want people to change, then protected the worksheet. Then I shared the workbook. After doing this I realised that I had forgotten to allow people to format cells when I first protected the sheet. When I tried to unprotect the cells, I couldn't until I unshared the workbook. But then when I typed in my password it won't accept it. I know it is the right password and I have tried typing it with capslock and without just in case it was on when I first set it. Basically I want to know how I can unlock those cells and why it won't accept my password. Thanks, Alison |
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