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Old May 14th, 2009, 03:15 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
tiny
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Default hide, unhide column or row after protect worksheet

Hi everyone,


I go to tool-protect worksheet-enter password and my worksheet is protected.
However, I can't hide or unhide columns or rows afterward. The thing is the
worksheet contains several formulas and I don't want to mess them up after I
enter data into input cell. Plus, I don't want to repeat the same step that
unprotect sheet-hide/unhide rows and columns-protect sheet again. Does anyone
know how to hide or under columns/rows after protect the worksheet with
password?
Please help.

Thanks much,
tiny
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Old May 14th, 2009, 04:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
CLR
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Default hide, unhide column or row after protect worksheet

The steps you outline would normally return a dialog box wanting you to
select a Data Source, etc.......assuming you go through all that properly and
still get the same Error message/hang, it's probably because the source
cannot be found, nor that you do not have approved access to it from that
login.

Vaya con dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"tiny" wrote:

Hi everyone,


I go to tool-protect worksheet-enter password and my worksheet is protected.
However, I can't hide or unhide columns or rows afterward. The thing is the
worksheet contains several formulas and I don't want to mess them up after I
enter data into input cell. Plus, I don't want to repeat the same step that
unprotect sheet-hide/unhide rows and columns-protect sheet again. Does anyone
know how to hide or under columns/rows after protect the worksheet with
password?
Please help.

Thanks much,
tiny

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Old May 14th, 2009, 04:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
CLR
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Default hide, unhide column or row after protect worksheet

Sorry.......I responded to the wrong post.......the proper response to YOUR
post would be that you cannot hide/unhide columns or rows on a protected
worksheet. You MUST first unportect, then do your deeds, then re-protect.
This can of course be done by pushbutton with VBA code......otherwise, manual
is the only way.

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"CLR" wrote:

The steps you outline would normally return a dialog box wanting you to
select a Data Source, etc.......assuming you go through all that properly and
still get the same Error message/hang, it's probably because the source
cannot be found, nor that you do not have approved access to it from that
login.

Vaya con dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"tiny" wrote:

Hi everyone,


I go to tool-protect worksheet-enter password and my worksheet is protected.
However, I can't hide or unhide columns or rows afterward. The thing is the
worksheet contains several formulas and I don't want to mess them up after I
enter data into input cell. Plus, I don't want to repeat the same step that
unprotect sheet-hide/unhide rows and columns-protect sheet again. Does anyone
know how to hide or under columns/rows after protect the worksheet with
password?
Please help.

Thanks much,
tiny

 




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