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That would hide the result but the formula would still be visible in the
formula bar. Regards Rowan Desert Piranha wrote: Lawrence Wrote: hi, could anyone tell me how to cover the formula in the column, so that people unable see what the formula i have put in. thanks in advance... LawrenceHi Lawrence, Another way is custom format the cells with ;;; that is three semicolons. FormatCellsCustom key in ;;; click Ok Then protect the sheet. |
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