Cell protection in Excel refers to the ability to lock individual cells or ranges of cells to prevent them from being edited or modified. This can be done while allowing other cells on the sheet to be edited. When cells are locked, users can still view the data and perform calculations but...
Sub CellProtect()\nDim Blatt As Worksheet, rng As Range\nSet Blatt = Worksheets(\"Sheet1\")\nSet rng = Blatt.Range(Cells(1, 1), Cells(1, 1))\nrng.Select\nBlatt.Unprotect\nBlatt.Cells.Locked = False\nrng.Locked = True\nBlatt.Protect\nEnd SubExample file is inserted with VBA co...
Excel Tip > Excel General > Excel Security - Protection > Protecting Sheets / Cells in Microsoft Excel Protecting Sheets / Cells in Microsoft ExcelShareYou can protect the content of cells from being changed and/or hide the formulas of cells from being viewed.Conditions for protecting cellsThe c...
Your method worked for exactly what I wanted - it protected only the cells I locked and left all others unlocked/unprotected. Instructions are reproduced below: To ONLY protect or lock individual cells in Excel without locking the whole worksheet: 1. Select the whole worksheet using either 'Ctrl...
Step 1: Locking the cells: 1. Press Ctrl+1 and select the Protection tab in the Format Cells dialog box. 2. Select the Locked checkbox and click OK. Step 2: Protect a sheet: Select Review - Protect Sheet (in Changes Group) Or ...
Calculations were based on values of the normalized peak area Ni, defined as the percentage of peak area of each individual compound relative to the set of peak areas of the n components found in the model varnish: 𝑁𝑖= 𝐴𝑖∑𝑛𝑖=1𝐴𝑖 100Ni= Ai∑i=1nAi 100 where Ai ...