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excel training seminar - Protecting Multiple Worksheets
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Fri 2 Feb 2007, 14:52Delegate Paul said...
Paul has attended:
Excel Advanced course
Protecting Multiple Worksheets
Is there a fn to protect multiple worksheets at once rather than going into each one to protect them?
Tue 6 Feb 2007, 09:28Trainer Richard said...
RE: Protecting Multiple Worksheets
You have the option of locking the entire workbook. If this is something that would work for you, here are the steps:
On the File menu, click Save As.
On the Tools menu, click General Options.
Do either or both of the following:
If you want users to enter a password before they can view the workbook, type a password in the Password to open box, and then click OK.
If you want users to enter a password before they can save changes to the workbook, type a password in the Password to modify box, and then click OK.
When prompted, retype your passwords to confirm them.
Click Save.
If prompted, click Yes to replace the existing workbook.
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Tue 6 Feb 2007, 10:30Delegate Paul said...
RE: Protecting Multiple Worksheets
Richard,
I have worksheets within a workbook that contain data for the entire business, I only want certain teams to be able to view the data relating to them.
I have set up "custom views" for each team but unless I protect each and every worksheet then they can just "unhide" the other teams data.
I know that I can go into each and every sheet in the workbook (about 15) and protect them individually, but I thought there may be a way of doing it universally for the workbook. Protecting the workbook still allows the user access to hidden rows and columns, just not hidden worksheets.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Paul
Tue 6 Feb 2007, 11:56Trainer Richard said...
RE: Protecting Multiple Worksheets
Thanks Paul.
My thought would be that it would probably be better to do it one by one, as it is a sensitive operation.
Perhaps one of our other trainers has some ideas regarding this. Please post an answer if you have one.
Sun 18 Feb 2007, 20:48Delegate Paul said...
RE: Protecting Multiple Worksheets
Richard,
I came up with the idea of writing a macro to protect the multiple sheets. This works but unfortunately the sheets can then be unprotected without using the password I have set. Do you know how I can rectify this?
Many thanks
Paul
Wed 11 Apr 2007, 09:46Trainer Carlos said...
RE: Protecting Multiple Worksheets
Paul
This looks like it will be consultancy work, my colleague Jacob will be contacting you.
Regards
Carlos
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