Protecting Worksheet / Locking Certain Cells

Kevin Neufeld

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I need to password protect an entire worksheet and leave only 2 cells available for editing. There are procedures out there on the web but I am not getting them to work.

Hope someone can help here.

thanks.
 

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You can simply unlock the two cells and then protect the sheet with your password or are you looking for a macro to do this? If you're looking for a macro, what are the two cells in question and what is the name of the worksheet?
 
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