Mynda, the fact that you've had this channel since 2010, and still you take time to "like" all 55 comments says a lot about you as a person. For this reason alone you have a new subscriber, fan, newsletter expertise
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Mynda, I'm not sure what happened to the rest of my comment. But I believe it said I visited your website (myonlinetraininghub.com) and subscribed to your weekly newsletter. And thank you for sharing your expertise. Sorry about that.
I use protect sheets in most of my files but when ever I watch one of your videos I learn something new. This video did not disappoint either. Thanks for covering these little topics that we all think we know. Kudos to you.
Another awesome tutorial by Mynda, you're absolutely an excel genius. Everyone who's watching should take advantage of this because not all instructor are rendering their service free of charge. Kudos!
Thank you so much for your videos. I like your approach, pace and expounding more on the topic.All your videos were helpful.Imagine watching one of your video every night before going to bed.Thank you a 1000 times.
Thanks for all the examples and explanations. Watching your videos has helped me to become proficient at excel dashboards. Your videos are clear, precise, informative and more importantly one can use your teaching right away. Congratulations!
Thanks Mynda. Glad you mentioned that Worksheet and Workbook protection available from the ribbon buttons is easy to bypass (it is). Also, just learned that you can now unhide more than one worksheet at a time directly from the Unhide dialog. Been waiting for that for years. Thanks for sharing :)) Thumbs up!!
HI Mynda. Many Thanks for your quick tutorials , they are always very helpful and u are a superb teacher.. Thanks again ., all the best ! Martin (south africa)
Best video about protecting an awesome piece of work (the dashboard!). One and only tiny suggestion: hide columns from W to the last one (right) and row 36 to the last one (down), and that´s it! This "hiding columns step" I always do, to frame the area on the worksheet where the dashboard or report ...."lives & breathes..." 😝🤙 lastly good points on minute 2:00 and 2:45 for the steps in protecting the visual objects !
Great video! Is there any backend benefit/enhanced security by preventing any editing for the entire workbook upon initial entry (file -> passwords -> prevent editing = making it read-only) vs protecting/"locking" all sheets/ workbook from within the file itself (Review Tab -> Protect Workbook/Protect Sheet)? Other than differences in read-only versus locking from a frontend accessibility standpoint (still can unhide arrays in read-only for example), is it more advantageous to use both forms/"layering" of security, or will the locking-features from within a file be enough?
Hi Mynda. Another Gold Standard tutorial. I have a workbook with a couple of slicers and a timeline but, when I try to disable resizing and moving, the tick box is greyed out.
As always, valuable and useful content !!! One of the problems I haven't found a solution anywhere is how to secure the "official" Excel table (ctrt + T) so that the user can edit the rows (add new, change or delete) but he/she is not allowed to change the table structure (headers, formats, adding or removing columns etc.).
Thanks, Filip. The Table issue is a known limitation. Unfortunately, there's no fix for it at the moment, but we complain regularly to the Excel team at Microsoft, so hopefully one day we'll see a solution.
Thanks for all you do. I have a question. I know there is a way to make an Excel so that if someone sends it to another person, it will stop working. I have Excels that I sell & customers have to enter in current data. I understand how to unlock certain cells [so customers can enter current info] & lock others [so customers cannot edit or copy formulas], then protect the sheet. I also add copyright info in locked cells so that no one can resell it. But there is nothing stopping them from looking up a RUclips video on how to remove that protectection. But I know others in my same niche who create Excels & somehow they protect that Excel from being emailed to anyone else. This is exactly what I need so that no one steals my work & resells it. It's been a huge problem. I come out with a new Excel product and after a month of sales, everyone has it. The customers in my community are very close & share information, so after one person buys it, they just send it to all of their friends. I know there is a way to do this, but all the people selling Excels in this niche are very close mouthed and DON'T share knowledge.
I'm not aware of a way you can prevent people from unlocking an Excel file that you have given them access to i.e. if they can open the file then they can unlock it AFAIK. You might be best to reach out to the person whose file you've seen that has this functionality, assuming you've tried to unlock it an were unsuccessful. I did a video on how to remove password protection on Excel files here: ruclips.net/video/24rISp-naqI/видео.html
You are life saver! I learned a lot from your videos. Quick question, can you also lock the way your excel looks like when you send it as attachment? Like for example, when you hide the ribbons, formula bar, headings? And even some of the changes you made in advance option when not showing the horizontal and vertical bars and sheets? Thanks in advance! 😉
Glad it was helpful, Mark! Some settings are retained at workbook level, like the hiding of the scroll bars and sheet tabs, but the ribbon is on a per user basis i.e. not something you can retain at the workbook level.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub thanks for your response. I will take note of that. The things I am learning from you is helping me a lot in my work. Keep up the good work. More power to your growing channel! Cheers!
What could be better methods to add security features that can't be broken for protecting a workbook and sheet-level other than using the standard 'Protect Workbook' and 'Protect Sheet"? I was thinking along the lines of using VBA macros or other methods. Thanks for any suggestions!
Simply put, Excel cannot be secured. VBA or no VBA, you can remove passwords as shown here: ruclips.net/video/24rISp-naqI/видео.html If you need to secure your reports, then Power BI is the solution: ruclips.net/video/gOs7EC-FebE/видео.html
I normally just make my workbooks read only, or an xlst, because I get fed up of unprotecting every time I need to make a change! I usually use a plus (changing to a minus on selection) icon to replicate the pivot chart +/- buttons using a macro. I find the standard ones a bit ugly and also leave the chart open to being moved, resized etc by a clumsy user.
Read Only is another great way, Rico! Thanks for sharing. Keep in mind that Read Only won't prevent your users form seeing your formulas and workings, or moving your charts around, so if that's important, then worksheet/workbook protection is the way to go.
Thk U so much for your incredible work! I'm a great fan! Can you post the link of the video wich contains the dashboard construction please? I'm trying to do something like you (seems) to have: a combobox filtering all the dashboard objets. I can not find it. Once again, congrats for your work!
I would like to know how to create different view in a same dashboard. One for manager view and one for employee view. When employees click the excel specific sheets should not be viewed. When managers click it all sheets should be viewed
Better to use Power BI for this type of data segmentation. There's no proper way to do this securely in Excel. You can learn Power BI here: ruclips.net/video/Of2ML6TjkAI/видео.html
Another great video Mynda. Unfortunately, it seems not work in my case, where the pivot tables don't refresh. In my file, I have pivot tables created from PowerPivot with tables loaded into data model from power query linked to external files. Can you confirm that I must use another strategy to protect the file but allow the updating of pivot tables?
Despite that, the right-click option is still active for the slicers even the worksheet is protected, so that unwanted changes can be made. How to disable the slicers right-click menu ?
I am Kwesi from Accra Ghana. I have created tables in excel sheet but any time I protect the sheet I can't grow my tables when I want to insert additional data. Can you assist me to overcome this challenge.
Hey Mynda, Thanks for another very useful video :-) I have a question. Is there an option to disable resizing and moving of charts similar to slicers? I have drill down buttons on my chart and I want the users to interact with the charts. So, I would want to keep the charts unlocked but I would want to lock it for movement or resizing similar to slicers. Is this possible?
hiya is there an option, where i can leave all sheets visible to others, but have all sheets protected from editing ? Like the protect sheet option, but for 20 sheets on one go ?
Thank you for the video.. but the chart on top right is still movable.. I want my user to interact with the + & - signs but not drag and move it.. that's not happening.. tried the don't move option in formatting but doesn't work.. Do you have any other ways of doing it ? Thanks in advance!
Hi mynda. Just a quick one. Do u share your reports with your clients via ‘Onedrive’?, and if so , I understand that U can either give them the right to view only or to edit. There is very little tutorials on hiw to share all our reports and sheets ‘on line’ and i would think that the ‘essence’ of the ‘on line’ version is to get more people to use this feature. I use it all the time , but tutorials in general do not regard this topic as essential. The whole world is shifting into ‘on line’ sharing and yet we see NOT much on ‘on line’ interface. Am i right or fantazising ?
Is there any way to make it so that the user can use the +/- drill down buttons on the pivot chart, without it being so that they select the chart, the pull handles appear, and they're able to move the chart around if they're not careful? I'm desperately trying to figure out how to do this.. 😭
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub tragic... thank you for replying though! Spent a couple hours this morning trying to work with Chat GPT on a VBA solution. It offered one, but I can't get it to work for some reason. Super annoying. Trying to build a dashboard, and hate that there isn't a cleaner way for users to interact with these charts without it going into this sort of "editing" mode.
This is great! However, my users are still able to right click on the slicers and make changes to the settings. I want users to be able to use the slicers without being able to right click on slicers. Does anyone know how to do that?
I want user to allow using grouping and ungrouping. How to enable group and ungroup in a protected sheet without doing unprotect and password at all. I tried everything i knew please help
Mynda Hi, Problem is that we are able to use VBA for unprotecting worksheets or workbook. For example, if we locked a worksheet and send it our colleagues and then if anybody knows VBA editor, he/she can make it unprotect. So, is there any technique to protect sheets from users even if who knows VBA ? Thank you
No. Excel wasn't designed to keep confidential data secure. The protection is designed to make it difficult for people to break your file, so the security isn't that robust.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub If we locked VBA a security password, how does Excel act regarding data security? I tried it first time yesterday and achieved full protection for sheets&workbook if anybody knows VB aditor. However, I want to be sure whether it is safe way or not
@@teoxengineer if I understood it corectly you have managed to protect Excel worksheet & workbook using VBA - can you tel me how did you do it (for instance, using Macro with userform and password)?
The exel tends to round off a big number to exponents and once it is saved even if someone try to convert it to number it will show zeros. What is the work around
Not sure what you define as a big number, but please see this tutorial on custom number formatting which might help: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-custom-number-format-guide If you're still stuck, please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where we can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
Mynda, the fact that you've had this channel since 2010, and still you take time to "like" all 55 comments says a lot about you as a person. For this reason alone you have a new subscriber, fan,
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So nice to have you as a subscriber :-)
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Mynda, I'm not sure what happened to the rest of my comment. But I believe it said I visited your website (myonlinetraininghub.com) and subscribed to your weekly newsletter. And thank you for sharing your expertise. Sorry about that.
I use protect sheets in most of my files but when ever I watch one of your videos I learn something new. This video did not disappoint either. Thanks for covering these little topics that we all think we know. Kudos to you.
Glad it was helpful, Asha!
Another awesome tutorial by Mynda, you're absolutely an excel genius. Everyone who's watching should take advantage of this because not all instructor are rendering their service free of charge. Kudos!
Thank you so much, Jessie!
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Thank you so much for your videos. I like your approach, pace and expounding more on the topic.All your videos were helpful.Imagine watching one of your video every night before going to bed.Thank you a 1000 times.
Awesome to hear 😊
Very nice. As always with proper pace so that even a beginner can understand.
Glad you liked it, Rajan!
Thanks for all the examples and explanations. Watching your videos has helped me to become proficient at excel dashboards. Your videos are clear, precise, informative and more importantly one can use your teaching right away. Congratulations!
So pleased to hear that 😊
Thanks Mynda. Glad you mentioned that Worksheet and Workbook protection available from the ribbon buttons is easy to bypass (it is). Also, just learned that you can now unhide more than one worksheet at a time directly from the Unhide dialog. Been waiting for that for years. Thanks for sharing :)) Thumbs up!!
Cheers, Wayne!
HI Mynda. Many Thanks for your quick tutorials , they are always very helpful and u are a superb teacher.. Thanks again ., all the best ! Martin (south africa)
Thanks so much, Martin!
Glad you reminded people that the password protection is not robust.
Thanks, Lou :-)
Best video about protecting an awesome piece of work (the dashboard!). One and only tiny suggestion: hide columns from W to the last one (right) and row 36 to the last one (down), and that´s it! This "hiding columns step" I always do, to frame the area on the worksheet where the dashboard or report ...."lives & breathes..." 😝🤙 lastly good points on minute 2:00 and 2:45 for the steps in protecting the visual objects !
Thanks so much! Yes, I agree to hide the unused rows and columns. I was leaving those tips for a separate tutorial on presenting your dashboard ;-)
Thanks for the clear explanation 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great video and very useful Mynda, thank you very much for sharing these insights!
Glad you enjoyed it, Juan!
Great video! Very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. You rescued me.
Glad it was helpful 😘
Thank you so much for your videos! It has been great help! I always learn something new or the usages of a specific tool I´d heard before.
Great to hear, Daniel!
Very useful video.
Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much. Well explained & easy to understand.
Great to hear!
I have been looking for something like this for a long time. Thank you so much🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Glad I could help, Jon!
Well explained Mynda - Subscribed!
Cheers, Wyn ;-)
Excelente Mynda! Muchas gracias!
Gracias, Miguel!
Great tip! Thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it!
Great video! Is there any backend benefit/enhanced security by preventing any editing for the entire workbook upon initial entry (file -> passwords -> prevent editing = making it read-only) vs protecting/"locking" all sheets/ workbook from within the file itself (Review Tab -> Protect Workbook/Protect Sheet)?
Other than differences in read-only versus locking from a frontend accessibility standpoint (still can unhide arrays in read-only for example), is it more advantageous to use both forms/"layering" of security, or will the locking-features from within a file be enough?
Read only can be bypassed easily by saving a copy of the file and removing the 'read only' setting, so I'd say there's no real advantage.
Ok thank you!
Hi Mynda. Another Gold Standard tutorial. I have a workbook with a couple of slicers and a timeline but, when I try to disable resizing and moving, the tick box is greyed out.
Thanks, Tony! I don't have that issue with timelines in my files. Maybe try inserting it again.
Thanks Mynda. Keep up the great content
Thanks for watching, Matt!
Nice tips. I'll be using this in the future.
Great to hear!
As always, valuable and useful content !!! One of the problems I haven't found a solution anywhere is how to secure the "official" Excel table (ctrt + T) so that the user can edit the rows (add new, change or delete) but he/she is not allowed to change the table structure (headers, formats, adding or removing columns etc.).
Thanks, Filip. The Table issue is a known limitation. Unfortunately, there's no fix for it at the moment, but we complain regularly to the Excel team at Microsoft, so hopefully one day we'll see a solution.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Thanks for the reply Mynda. I also hope MS will fix it soon.
Hi Mynda!Great Tips,Unfortunately I Have To Use These Techniques In My Office...Thank You :)
:-) thanks for watching, Darryl!
Thanks for all you do. I have a question. I know there is a way to make an Excel so that if someone sends it to another person, it will stop working. I have Excels that I sell & customers have to enter in current data. I understand how to unlock certain cells [so customers can enter current info] & lock others [so customers cannot edit or copy formulas], then protect the sheet. I also add copyright info in locked cells so that no one can resell it. But there is nothing stopping them from looking up a RUclips video on how to remove that protectection. But I know others in my same niche who create Excels & somehow they protect that Excel from being emailed to anyone else. This is exactly what I need so that no one steals my work & resells it. It's been a huge problem. I come out with a new Excel product and after a month of sales, everyone has it. The customers in my community are very close & share information, so after one person buys it, they just send it to all of their friends. I know there is a way to do this, but all the people selling Excels in this niche are very close mouthed and DON'T share knowledge.
I'm not aware of a way you can prevent people from unlocking an Excel file that you have given them access to i.e. if they can open the file then they can unlock it AFAIK. You might be best to reach out to the person whose file you've seen that has this functionality, assuming you've tried to unlock it an were unsuccessful. I did a video on how to remove password protection on Excel files here: ruclips.net/video/24rISp-naqI/видео.html
Very useful thanks
Welcome 😊
thanks alot for this video....
My pleasure 😊
Thanks Mynda!
Pleasure, Chris!
You are very successful 👏👏
Great video thanks for turkey
Thank you :-)
You are life saver! I learned a lot from your videos. Quick question, can you also lock the way your excel looks like when you send it as attachment? Like for example, when you hide the ribbons, formula bar, headings? And even some of the changes you made in advance option when not showing the horizontal and vertical bars and sheets? Thanks in advance! 😉
Glad it was helpful, Mark! Some settings are retained at workbook level, like the hiding of the scroll bars and sheet tabs, but the ribbon is on a per user basis i.e. not something you can retain at the workbook level.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub thanks for your response. I will take note of that. The things I am learning from you is helping me a lot in my work. Keep up the good work. More power to your growing channel! Cheers!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thanks very much my teacher!
You're welcome!
What could be better methods to add security features that can't be broken for protecting a workbook and sheet-level other than using the standard 'Protect Workbook' and 'Protect Sheet"? I was thinking along the lines of using VBA macros or other methods. Thanks for any suggestions!
Simply put, Excel cannot be secured. VBA or no VBA, you can remove passwords as shown here: ruclips.net/video/24rISp-naqI/видео.html
If you need to secure your reports, then Power BI is the solution: ruclips.net/video/gOs7EC-FebE/видео.html
I normally just make my workbooks read only, or an xlst, because I get fed up of unprotecting every time I need to make a change! I usually use a plus (changing to a minus on selection) icon to replicate the pivot chart +/- buttons using a macro. I find the standard ones a bit ugly and also leave the chart open to being moved, resized etc by a clumsy user.
Read Only is another great way, Rico! Thanks for sharing. Keep in mind that Read Only won't prevent your users form seeing your formulas and workings, or moving your charts around, so if that's important, then worksheet/workbook protection is the way to go.
Fantastic! Thank you!
You're very welcome, Mark!
Thanks for this. How can I protect the sheet but still allow data groups to be expanded and collapsed?
Hi Janice, at the Protect Sheet dialog box check the box for 'Format rows'.
Thk U so much for your incredible work! I'm a great fan! Can you post the link of the video wich contains the dashboard construction please? I'm trying to do something like you (seems) to have: a combobox filtering all the dashboard objets. I can not find it. Once again, congrats for your work!
This dashboard is shown in this video and the link is in the video description: ruclips.net/video/rsx43g7TBBs/видео.html
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Thk U for your quick answer. Is it the same dashboard? I couldn´t find the combobox in the upper left corner. sorry.
Very Nice, thanks! I won't be able to change the Data Source for my Pivot Table if my Sheet is Protected. Right?
Yes, correct. You can test it to be sure though 😉
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Got it, thanks!
I would like to know how to create different view in a same dashboard. One for manager view and one for employee view. When employees click the excel specific sheets should not be viewed. When managers click it all sheets should be viewed
Better to use Power BI for this type of data segmentation. There's no proper way to do this securely in Excel. You can learn Power BI here: ruclips.net/video/Of2ML6TjkAI/видео.html
Another great video Mynda. Unfortunately, it seems not work in my case, where the pivot tables don't refresh. In my file, I have pivot tables created from PowerPivot with tables loaded into data model from power query linked to external files. Can you confirm that I must use another strategy to protect the file but allow the updating of pivot tables?
Hi Luca, looks like that's a limitation. You can embed your reports in a web page instead: ruclips.net/video/uvA-U9FKgPw/видео.html
Thank you so much
You're most welcome, Robert!
Despite that, the right-click option is still active for the slicers even the worksheet is protected, so that unwanted changes can be made. How to disable the slicers right-click menu ?
As I said in my reply to your duplicate question on my other video. You can't do anything about it.
Thank you very much :)
You're welcome, Imran!
I am Kwesi from Accra Ghana.
I have created tables in excel sheet but any time I protect the sheet I can't grow my tables when I want to insert additional data. Can you assist me to overcome this challenge.
There's no solution to this. It's a limitation of Tables.
Sorry, previous comment should have referred to the timeline only. Slicers were fine
Thanks!
No problem, Yulin!
Hey Mynda, Thanks for another very useful video :-)
I have a question. Is there an option to disable resizing and moving of charts similar to slicers?
I have drill down buttons on my chart and I want the users to interact with the charts. So, I would want to keep the charts unlocked but I would want to lock it for movement or resizing similar to slicers. Is this possible?
Thanks, Rahul. You cannot lock a PivotChart if you want the user to be able to click the expand/collapse buttons on the charts.
hiya is there an option, where i can leave all sheets visible to others, but have all sheets protected from editing ? Like the protect sheet option, but for 20 sheets on one go ?
You can, but you have to set the protection one sheet at a time, unless you write some VBA code to automate it.
How can I group/ungroup columns in a protected sheet?
There's no option to allow for that, sorry.
Thank you for the video.. but the chart on top right is still movable.. I want my user to interact with the + & - signs but not drag and move it.. that's not happening.. tried the don't move option in formatting but doesn't work.. Do you have any other ways of doing it ?
Thanks in advance!
Unfortunately, if you want to be able to click the +/- buttons on the Pivot Chart then it will also be movable.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Right. Wish Excel has a alternative to that.. Anyway, thank you for the response!
would love to know how to protect 50 sheets at once.
You'd have to use VBA to automate that.
Hi mynda. Just a quick one. Do u share your reports with your clients via ‘Onedrive’?, and if so , I understand that U can either give them the right to view only or to edit. There is very little tutorials on hiw to share all our reports and sheets ‘on line’ and i would think that the ‘essence’ of the ‘on line’ version is to get more people to use this feature. I use it all the time , but tutorials in general do not regard this topic as essential. The whole world is shifting into ‘on line’ sharing and yet we see NOT much on ‘on line’ interface. Am i right or fantazising ?
Great idea, Martin. I'll add online sharing to my to-do list.
Is there any way to make it so that the user can use the +/- drill down buttons on the pivot chart, without it being so that they select the chart, the pull handles appear, and they're able to move the chart around if they're not careful? I'm desperately trying to figure out how to do this.. 😭
Unfortunately, no.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub tragic... thank you for replying though! Spent a couple hours this morning trying to work with Chat GPT on a VBA solution. It offered one, but I can't get it to work for some reason. Super annoying. Trying to build a dashboard, and hate that there isn't a cleaner way for users to interact with these charts without it going into this sort of "editing" mode.
This is great! However, my users are still able to right click on the slicers and make changes to the settings.
I want users to be able to use the slicers without being able to right click on slicers. Does anyone know how to do that?
Not possible, I'm afraid.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Oh that's unfortunate. Thanks for the reply and your amazing work!
I want user to allow using grouping and ungrouping. How to enable group and ungroup in a protected sheet without doing unprotect and password at all. I tried everything i knew please help
Don't think you can as there's no option to allow user to hide/unhide rows and columns. You would have to write a VBA solution.
Mynda Hi,
Problem is that we are able to use VBA for unprotecting worksheets or workbook. For example, if we locked a worksheet and send it our colleagues and then if anybody knows VBA editor, he/she can make it unprotect.
So,
is there any technique to protect sheets from users even if who knows VBA ?
Thank you
No. Excel wasn't designed to keep confidential data secure. The protection is designed to make it difficult for people to break your file, so the security isn't that robust.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub If we locked VBA a security password, how does Excel act regarding data security? I tried it first time yesterday and achieved full protection for sheets&workbook if anybody knows VB aditor. However, I want to be sure whether it is safe way or not
@@teoxengineer if I understood it corectly you have managed to protect Excel worksheet & workbook using VBA - can you tel me how did you do it (for instance, using Macro with userform and password)?
i cannot access the protection tab while using the online office 365, like when im on a chromebook, help !?
Hi Kelly, worksheet protection can only be set in the desktop client. Once you open the file in Excel Online, the protection settings are respected.
The exel tends to round off a big number to exponents and once it is saved even if someone try to convert it to number it will show zeros. What is the work around
Not sure what you define as a big number, but please see this tutorial on custom number formatting which might help: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-custom-number-format-guide If you're still stuck, please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where we can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub numberrs like 13 digits or more in a cell are converted to exponents ...
You can just convert them back to Number to show the actual digits.
I want to disable resizing and moving the timeline but I could not because it does not allow me to select under the position menu. Please help. Thanks
Timelines have limited functionality, unfortunately.
@@MyOnlineTrainingHub Thanks for your prompt cooperation
Im trying to lock certain rows and coloums but everytime I lock them, the whole shee gets locked. Somebody, help me. 😭
Please post your question and sample Excel file on our forum where we can help you further: www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-forum
Hola!!!
Hi!
Thank you :)
My pleasure, Giovanni!