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Protecting sheets
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Reply Tue 19 Feb 2008, 16:44Delegate Karen said...
Karen has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Protecting sheets
how do you prevent someone from changing one of your documents?
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RE: protecting sheets
In excel go to tools, protection and there you can protect the sheet or workbook. You can add a password if required or leave blank. If you leave blank then anyone can go in and take the protection off from the same menu. If you use a password they will have to know the password. In windows explorer you can right click on a file, choose properties and make the file read only from there.
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