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October 27th, 2005, 11:08 AM
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Across a worksheet, which cells I have formatted as locked?
How do I tell which cells I have formatted as locked in an excel worksheet
without looking at each one individually? 
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October 27th, 2005, 11:58 AM
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Across a worksheet, which cells I have formatted as locked?
With the sheet protected, you should only be able to Tab into the unlocked
cells. -- Ian -- "ZM" wrote in message ... How do I tell which cells I have formatted as locked in an excel worksheet without looking at each one individually?
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October 27th, 2005, 12:35 PM
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Across a worksheet, which cells I have formatted as locked?
Thank you I hadn't thought of that. The file however is rather complex and it
would still take a lot of time to tab round all the unlocked cells. Is there any way of viewing the whole sheet in one go? "Ian" wrote: With the sheet protected, you should only be able to Tab into the unlocked cells. -- Ian -- "ZM" wrote in message ... How do I tell which cells I have formatted as locked in an excel worksheet without looking at each one individually?
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October 27th, 2005, 01:34 PM
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Across a worksheet, which cells I have formatted as locked?
Colours locked cells yellow:
Sub colourlockedcells() For c = 1 To 10 For r = 1 To 10 If Cells(r, c).Locked = True Then Cells(r, c).Interior.ColorIndex = 6 End If Next r Next c End Sub Returns coloured cells back to "clear". It will also clear any existing cell colours. Sub clearcolouredcell() For c = 1 To 10 For r = 1 To 10 Cells(r, c).Interior.ColorIndex = 0 Next r Next c End Sub -- Ian -- "ZM" wrote in message ... Thank you I hadn't thought of that. The file however is rather complex and it would still take a lot of time to tab round all the unlocked cells. Is there any way of viewing the whole sheet in one go? "Ian" wrote: With the sheet protected, you should only be able to Tab into the unlocked cells. -- Ian -- "ZM" wrote in message ... How do I tell which cells I have formatted as locked in an excel worksheet without looking at each one individually?
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