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excel training in london - Protecting cells
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Mon 18 Jun 2007, 14:14Delegate Karen said...
Karen has attended:
Excel Pivot Tables course
Protecting cells
I wish to send out a protected worksheet, but allow the user to change font and to widen or colour in certain columns when they return the worksheet to me. How should I do this please?
Thanks
Karen
Mon 18 Jun 2007, 16:19Trainer Richard said...
RE: Protecting cells
USE THE FOLLOWING TO LOcK CELLS:
Cells are protected with a two stage process.
By clicking on format > cells, then navigating to the PROTECTION Tab, you will see a tick box saying locked.
All cells are locked by default, but are only activated once you switch the functionality on.
To do this, click on TOOLS > PROTECTION > PROTECT SHEET.
All cells are locked by default, so your would need to unlock the cells you do not want to protect.
HOWEVER:
before you confirm the password, tick the relevant box to enable the formatting functionality.
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