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View Locked Cells?
Is there a way to show which cells have been locked without having to check
each cell? I have a very large spreadsheet with multiple worksheets. There are only a few areas within each worksheet that are not locked so the user can input information. The rest of each worksheet is locked and shows various calculations. I need to make sure that the locekd cells are indeed 'locked'. |
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View Locked Cells?
Nick Jenkins wrote:
Is there a way to show which cells have been locked without having to check each cell? I have a very large spreadsheet with multiple worksheets. There are only a few areas within each worksheet that are not locked so the user can input information. The rest of each worksheet is locked and shows various calculations. I need to make sure that the locked cells are indeed 'locked'. You can use conditional formatting. =CELL("protect",A1) |
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View Locked Cells?
As long as the sheet is protected you can use the TAB key to browse
unlocked cells. PS I usually change the fill color of unlocked cells so that user can tell which ones are open (cuts down on frustration on their part as well). On Sep 3, 11:14*am, Glenn wrote: Nick Jenkins wrote: Is there a way to show which cells have been locked without having to check each cell? I have a very large spreadsheet with multiple worksheets. There are only a few areas within each worksheet that are not locked so the user can input information. The rest of each worksheet is locked and shows various calculations. I need to make sure that the locked cells are indeed 'locked'. You can use conditional formatting. =CELL("protect",A1) |
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View Locked Cells?
If you have only a few unlocked cells it may be easier to indentify them
rather than all the locked ones. Sub UnLockedCells() Dim wk As Worksheet Dim cl As Range For Each wk In Worksheets For Each cl In wk.UsedRange If cl.Locked = False cl.Interior.ColorIndex = 6 End If Next Next End Sub If you really want to identify the locked cells change the false to true. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 07:21:01 -0700, Nick Jenkins wrote: Is there a way to show which cells have been locked without having to check each cell? I have a very large spreadsheet with multiple worksheets. There are only a few areas within each worksheet that are not locked so the user can input information. The rest of each worksheet is locked and shows various calculations. I need to make sure that the locekd cells are indeed 'locked'. |
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