Tracking changes, protection and filters

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Tue 3 Jun 2008, 15:03 Delegate Liz said...

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Tracking changes, protection and filters

I think I've tried asking this before, but just in case anyone can help .........

we need to protect headers and footers in Excel 2003, and in the same documents also use filters.

we also need to protect sections in Word and in the same documents also use track changes.

Can these things be achieved and if so, how please?

Tue 3 Jun 2008, 17:11 Trainer Rajeev said...

RE: tracking changes, protection and filters

Dear Liz

Thank you for your question.

I believe both of them can be achieved quite straight forwardly.

I am assuming that you do know how to protect a sheet. In Excel When you choose Tools> Protection > Protect sheet

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