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Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 9y agoYes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
Yes you can. You could turn off locked setting on all cells by selecting them all and changing the protection setting. Then you could lock just the cell you want. When you then apply Protection to the worksheet, that is the only cell that will be protected.
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∙ 13y agoYes. Just ensure the cell protect format is turned on, all cells you do not want to protect are turned off, and you enable workbook protection.
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How do you copy a protected cell in excel without removing the protection to another excel sheet?
Cell protection only kicks in when you protect the entire sheet. So for the cell to be protected, then the sheet has to be protected.
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In versions earlier than 2007 you can only have 3 conditions in one cell. You'll have to use VBA to go beyond those three.
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Is it possible to change the width of a single cell in excel?
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