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Security level of protected sheets
Not sure if this belongs in this group, but anyway..
I have protected a sheet, but I would like the user to be able to shade cells, and have some level of editorial allowance. I'm sure I've seen a dialog box before which allowed me to let the user do certain things, but I can't find it. I'm using excel 2000. Cheers Tony |
Security level of protected sheets
Unprotect the sheet and then protect it again. As you protect it you will get
the dialog that allows you to assign user priveleges to a protected sheet. Mike "bony_tony" wrote: Not sure if this belongs in this group, but anyway.. I have protected a sheet, but I would like the user to be able to shade cells, and have some level of editorial allowance. I'm sure I've seen a dialog box before which allowed me to let the user do certain things, but I can't find it. I'm using excel 2000. Cheers Tony |
Security level of protected sheets
You saw that enhanced dialog in xl2002+.
xl2k doesn't support this. bony_tony wrote: Not sure if this belongs in this group, but anyway.. I have protected a sheet, but I would like the user to be able to shade cells, and have some level of editorial allowance. I'm sure I've seen a dialog box before which allowed me to let the user do certain things, but I can't find it. I'm using excel 2000. Cheers Tony -- Dave Peterson |
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