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Excel on XP: Password Protection
Is it possible to password protect a worksheet in Excel and still allow other
users to add comments to cells? Thanks Rich |
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Tools|Protection|protect sheet
Near the bottom of that dialog is "edit objects" check that box. Rich Hayes wrote: Is it possible to password protect a worksheet in Excel and still allow other users to add comments to cells? Thanks Rich -- Dave Peterson |
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