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How do I make fill-in-the-blank forms, with Excel?
I'm new to Windows, and I have no idea how to create a fill-in-the-blank
style program using Windows XP, and Microsoft Office (Excel). I think I'm going in the right direction with Excel, but every time I protect a cell, I can change the info with a double click. It's like the protection isn't even there, What's up? I need HELP! Is there something that I'm doing, (or not doing) that will make this form work? |
How do I make fill-in-the-blank forms, with Excel?
How are you protecting the cell?
Format|Cells|Protection tab|check locked But then you have to protect the worksheet. tools|Protection|protect sheet Give it a nice password. (These passwords are easily broken--so don't assume your data is in Fort Knox!) Raymond Mayo RJM ENT. wrote: I'm new to Windows, and I have no idea how to create a fill-in-the-blank style program using Windows XP, and Microsoft Office (Excel). I think I'm going in the right direction with Excel, but every time I protect a cell, I can change the info with a double click. It's like the protection isn't even there, What's up? I need HELP! Is there something that I'm doing, (or not doing) that will make this form work? -- Dave Peterson |
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