protecting formulas in a shared workbook

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I have a spreadsheet which is accessed by several people at once. Autofilters are used. How can I protect certain cells (containing formulas) on a shared workbook, while still enabling the autofilter? If the answer is in VBA - can you please explain in words of one syllable! (It took me long enough to work out the enableautofilter command)

Thanks in advance!

Lisa (UK)
 

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