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We are issuing more and more of our company quotes to customers simply by
e-mailing the spreadsheet that the calculations were made on.
Problem is that these also include our cost prices and mark-ups etc. which ,
obviously, we do not want the client to see.
I know that we can hide cells and protect the sheet but there are ways for
the client to beat that.
Any ideas on a way around this? Anyone else in the same situation?
TIA
Y.Z.
e-mailing the spreadsheet that the calculations were made on.
Problem is that these also include our cost prices and mark-ups etc. which ,
obviously, we do not want the client to see.
I know that we can hide cells and protect the sheet but there are ways for
the client to beat that.
Any ideas on a way around this? Anyone else in the same situation?
TIA
Y.Z.