- #PASSWORD PROTECT CELLS IN EXCEL 2007 HOW TO#
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#PASSWORD PROTECT CELLS IN EXCEL 2007 PASSWORD#
Why anyone would want to password protect an Active Form sheet, I am not quite sure, so this may never result, but something to keep an eye out for. Initial testing has found that whilst it does fix the issue of getting asked for the password (and subsequent VBA errors if none is entered) on password protected worksheet containing straight TM1 formulas, I have still been able to make it get the same errors when a password protected sheet containing an Active Form is recalculated either by F9, Shift+F9, Alt+F9 or any of the corresponding VBA calls. However it always drops the zeros and shows only the other numbers.
#PASSWORD PROTECT CELLS IN EXCEL 2007 PLUS#
The sheet is laid out with rows for each of the denominations of currency and coins plus one for checks. But we ended up with a practical problem, an inability to add columns.
#PASSWORD PROTECT CELLS IN EXCEL 2007 HOW TO#
The 'Help' function taught me how to lock the cells we want to lock, ones that have formulas in them. In one of the cells is a number with three zeros in front of it and one zero at the end. I believe it's an older version of Excel, probably Excel 2007. I have applied HF5 to the client and server (it contains replacement \bin files for both) Password protect worksheet or workbook elements - Excel - Microsoft Office Just in case there are any errors, you could try the Diagnostics Tool. IBM Have issued a HOT Fix 5 for TM1 9.4.1 FP3 which is intended to resolve this. Protect the sheet with a password - using Excels standard default protection settings.
#PASSWORD PROTECT CELLS IN EXCEL 2007 ZIP#
zip file, and use unzip program to unzip both excel files.
Open one, and password protect the sheet and workbook.
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Protecting sheets with passwords is part of the client’s deployment strategy for centrally maintained reports and this could be a show-stopper for their upgrade to 9.4.1.3, so any assistance would be greatly appreciated.Ĭreate a simple DBRW in a cell (for simplicity using hardcoded elements, not cell references) First, I want to tell you the differences between the Unprotect sheet/workbook and the password protected sheet/workbook. Pressing Shift+F9 on a sheet protected without a password also does not present the issue.Īny ideas what is causing this and how to avoid it? Click on the Tools button and click General Options. Pressing Cancel allows a calculation as per normal - however subsequent Shift+F9 get the same password dialog box presented.Ĭalculating via pressing the 'Calculate Now' or 'Calculate Sheet' button within the Formulas ribbon, does not present the issue. To password protect an Excel file, execute the following steps.
Pressing OK gives me a runtime error (can only assume from the tm1p.xla which is pswd protected so can't see when it is doing) Press the Ctrl key and the 1 key together (Ctrl+1) on your keyboard to open the Format Cells window. Select all cells in the worksheet by clicking the Select All button, found above the row numbers and to the left of the column headers. I'm assuming a locked cell can not automatically change to accommodate the new column.I am testing TM1 9.4 MR1 FP3 and am having issues with password protected Excel 2007 worksheets.Įach time I recalculate a password protected worksheet via Shift+F9, I get presented with the Excel Unprotect sheet password dialog box! (the same box that is presented when you try to unprotect a sheet.) To protect a cell in Microsoft Excel, follow the steps below. But, when we needed to add a column for a new type ofĪs near as I can tell, one can not add a column because, if the cells with formulas are locked, adding a column would require the formula in the locked cell to change. assuming that cell A1 is the cell in question, apply this custom validation to the cell you want to protect: len(A1)'' change the cell reference to suit your own needs. We tried locking the cells in the row and in the column of subtotals. As Paddy kindly pointed out to me in a previous post, another way to 'protect' an individual cell without using tools-protection, is to use validation. These subtotals are all totaled together elsewhere in the sheet. And each of these columns also has a subtotal. The sheet also has columns for each of the different types of donation: general fund, maintenance, specialĬollection(s), etc. Each row has a formula to subtotal the values. We want to lock, ones that have formulas in them. The "Help" function taught me how to lock the cells
I believe it's an older version of Excel, probably Excel 2007.
Excel spreadsheet data is often sensitive, containing personal or financial data. I have been tasked by my pastor to learn how to "lock" some cells in the Excel spreadsheet the church uses to tabulate the week's donations. Microsoft Excel remains the most popular spreadsheet application in the world.
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