S Sheldon Aug 18, 2008 #1 Is there a way to easily indicate which cells in a sheet are both locked and protected? Sheldon Potolsky
Is there a way to easily indicate which cells in a sheet are both locked and protected? Sheldon Potolsky
D Dave Peterson Aug 18, 2008 #2 I'm not sure what locked and protected means, but if you're not using conditional formatting for anything, you can use it for this: Select your range (all the cells) (I had A1 the activecell.) Format|conditional formatting (xl2003 menus) formula is: =cell("Protect",a1)=1 Give it a nice shade.
I'm not sure what locked and protected means, but if you're not using conditional formatting for anything, you can use it for this: Select your range (all the cells) (I had A1 the activecell.) Format|conditional formatting (xl2003 menus) formula is: =cell("Protect",a1)=1 Give it a nice shade.
S Sheldon Aug 18, 2008 #3 Thank you Dave. Sheldon I'm not sure what locked and protected means, but if you're not using conditional formatting for anything, you can use it for this: Select your range (all the cells) (I had A1 the activecell.) Format|conditional formatting (xl2003 menus) formula is: =cell("Protect",a1)=1 Give it a nice shade. Click to expand...
Thank you Dave. Sheldon I'm not sure what locked and protected means, but if you're not using conditional formatting for anything, you can use it for this: Select your range (all the cells) (I had A1 the activecell.) Format|conditional formatting (xl2003 menus) formula is: =cell("Protect",a1)=1 Give it a nice shade. Click to expand...