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Protect cells
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I have a worksheet with three columns, I want to protect only two columns and leave the other one open to be filled. How can i do it ? Thank you very much in advance. |
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Protect cells
Hi Vanessa
Mark your third column FormatCellsProtection and reomove the tick from Locked ToolsProtectionProtect Sheet (with or without password) (Make a note of the password if you use one.) -- Regards Roger Govier Vanessa Simmonds wrote: Hello, I have a worksheet with three columns, I want to protect only two columns and leave the other one open to be filled. How can i do it ? Thank you very much in advance. |
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