Kayden
As Jim said, the hidden component is to hide a formula. If you have a cell formatted as hidden, and the sheet is protected, the user can see the result of a formula, but not the formula itself
In the number and font format options the user won't be able to see the number in the cell, but they will still be able to see the number in the formula bar
If you wabt the numbers to be completel hidden you will need to hide the entire column or row in which they reside. One other option is to move them to another sheet and then hide that sheet
Good Luck
Mark Graesse
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----- Jim Rech wrote: ----
The purpose of Hidden on the Protection tab is to prevent users from seein
a formula. Enter a formula in a cell, give the cell the Hidden protection
and then use Tools, Protection, Protect sheet. The formula will not appea
in the formula bar
The most common way to make a cell appear empty is to give it the custom ;;
number format. Another way is to change its font color to white