» Protecting and Unprotecting Workbooks in Microsoft Excel
CATEGORY - Excel Security - Protection
VERSION - All Microsoft Excel Versions
From the Tools menu, select Protection, Unprotect Workbook.
Type the password in the Password box, and click OK.
Unprotecting a workbook
From the Tools menu, select Protection, Unprotect Workbook.
Type the password in the Password box, and click OK.
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Copy Sheet
JR Posted on: 31-12-1969
Copy the sheet by dragging the sheet tab while pressing Ctrl.Protection
Taro Posted on: 31-12-1969
Thank you JR, what I want is if another people copy the sheet 1 (with proctection) and paste to sheet 2, the protection is still on.Excel Formula and Function
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Anyway that if they copy to sheet 2 is still protecting.