H
Hugh
In Excel 2007 I have a formatted table, 10 columns wide, in which 5 of the
columns have formulas.
There is a nice feature in Excel 2007 that allows me to type a value in a
cell which is directly beneath the table and the table then expands to
“consume†that value and automatically fills the remaining columns in the
table with, where appropriate, the formulas.
I want to protect the table so that the formulas are not inadvertently
overwritten AND take advantage of this feature.
However, if I lock and hide the cells, then Protect the worksheet, this
feature is disabled.
Can anyone help?
columns have formulas.
There is a nice feature in Excel 2007 that allows me to type a value in a
cell which is directly beneath the table and the table then expands to
“consume†that value and automatically fills the remaining columns in the
table with, where appropriate, the formulas.
I want to protect the table so that the formulas are not inadvertently
overwritten AND take advantage of this feature.
However, if I lock and hide the cells, then Protect the worksheet, this
feature is disabled.
Can anyone help?