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Copying a worksheet witrh protected cells to a new worksheet
I have a worksheet that has certain cells in certain columns that are
protected so that formulas cannot be accidentally overwritten. However, when I go to paste that sheet into a new worksheet, it will not copy to the new worksheet. How can I make this work? -- John T. Sullivan |
Copying a worksheet witrh protected cells to a new worksheet
Unprotect the sheet, create the copy, protect original sheet.
Thats unless you are trying to copy someone elses hard work. "John" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that has certain cells in certain columns that are protected so that formulas cannot be accidentally overwritten. However, when I go to paste that sheet into a new worksheet, it will not copy to the new worksheet. How can I make this work? -- John T. Sullivan |
Copying a worksheet witrh protected cells to a new worksheet
I meant to say that I wanted to make multiple copies of the original sheet
and have them automatically protected just as the original worksheet is...wanted to know if there is a way to do that. -- John T. Sullivan "Tiscali NewsGroup" wrote: Unprotect the sheet, create the copy, protect original sheet. Thats unless you are trying to copy someone elses hard work. "John" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that has certain cells in certain columns that are protected so that formulas cannot be accidentally overwritten. However, when I go to paste that sheet into a new worksheet, it will not copy to the new worksheet. How can I make this work? -- John T. Sullivan |
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