Include VBA Code if you want a sheet protected without using a password

Kthom019

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This for us learners (newbies to VBA)

I learned that if I include the below after writing my code and before 'End Sub', my worksheet will go into protected mode after the code is ran.

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ActiveSheet.Protect Contents:=True

End Sub

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