Excel 2002 "Protect Sheet", but allow "Hide Columns"? in Excel Worksheet Functions  
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VP Safe 6/28/2005 8:38 AM PST
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  When using MS Excel 2002: I have turned on "Protect Sheet" to protect some
formulas from being deleted. Prior to turning on protection I unlocked the
cells that I wanted users to be able to edit. And I have checked the box to
"Allow all users of this worksheet to:" "Delete Columns".

What I *don't* see on the "Protect Sheet" menu is an option to "Hide Columns"

Do you know of any way that I can allow users to do this, without turning
off the protection in MS Excel 2002?
 
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Dave Peterson 6/28/2005 8:40 PM PST
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  But there is an option to Format Columns.

(and hiding the column is a format change.)

VP Safe wrote:
>
> When using MS Excel 2002: I have turned on "Protect Sheet" to protect some
> formulas from being deleted. Prior to turning on protection I unlocked the
> cells that I wanted users to be able to edit. And I have checked the box to
> "Allow all users of this worksheet to:" "Delete Columns".
>
> What I *don't* see on the "Protect Sheet" menu is an option to "Hide Columns"
>
> Do you know of any way that I can allow users to do this, without turning
> off the protection in MS Excel 2002?

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Dave Peterson
 
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VP Safe 7/5/2005 11:12 AM PST
   
  Thank you!!!! That worked!

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

> But there is an option to Format Columns.
>
> (and hiding the column is a format change.)
>
> VP Safe wrote:
> >
> > When using MS Excel 2002: I have turned on "Protect Sheet" to protect some
> > formulas from being deleted. Prior to turning on protection I unlocked the
> > cells that I wanted users to be able to edit. And I have checked the box to
> > "Allow all users of this worksheet to:" "Delete Columns".
> >
> > What I *don't* see on the "Protect Sheet" menu is an option to "Hide Columns"
> >
> > Do you know of any way that I can allow users to do this, without turning
> > off the protection in MS Excel 2002?
>
> --
>
> Dave Peterson
>
 
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