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Using Group/Outline on a Protected Sheet

Using Group/Outline on a Protected Sheet

Using Group/Outline on a Protected Sheet

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Using Excel 2003, how can you use the Group and Outline functionality on a protected sheet?  I have "hidden" some information using Group and Outline, but have also protected the sheet to protect some formulae.  When protecting the sheet, I have allowed the users to:

- Select locked cells
- Select unlocked cells
- Format cells
- Format columns
- Format rows
- Use AutoFilter

Actually, I really don't want the users to be formating anything.  They should only go in, modify specific cells, Hide/Unhide predetermined columns, and be able to select/copy all the cells values (not the formulae).

Thanks in advance!

RE: Using Group/Outline on a Protected Sheet

For this question, start from:

CODE

Sheets(1).Name = IIf(IsEmpty(Range("A1").Value), "NoName2", Range("A1").Value)

You can loop through the Sheets collection using Lbound/Ubound or using the Count property, or using the For Each construct

Good Luck
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