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What is the best way to protect a worksheet (only worksheet in the workbook)
so that no one changes anything? And how do you do it? I thought of giving it a password to open as read only but there are two of us who will update the worksheet and the other one can't always remember passwords, so I doubt that would work. |
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From the menu bar: Tools - Protection - Protect Sheet. Then select or
de-select options as needed. If you want to leave individual cells unlocked with this option you can set the properties on individual cells by: Format - Cell - 'Protection' tab. -- T Tipsy "oceanmist" wrote: What is the best way to protect a worksheet (only worksheet in the workbook) so that no one changes anything? And how do you do it? I thought of giving it a password to open as read only but there are two of us who will update the worksheet and the other one can't always remember passwords, so I doubt that would work. |
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