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Protecting worksheets

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Louise has attended:
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Protecting worksheets

How do you protect your worksheet?

RE: Protecting worksheets

2 ways for this:
The 1st is to go to the Review Tab and click on Protect Sheet.
or
On the Cells Group of the Home tab, choose format and Protect Sheet.
See your manual for more details - and it's definitely worth doing!

Clare

Sun 20 Feb 2011: Automatically marked as resolved.

 

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