C
Chris
I have a Time Tracker that I have created in a spreadsheet with a button that
contains a macro that unprotects the worksheet, puts a timestamp in the
selected cell, and then re-protects the worksheet.
This works great up until the point the user tries to type into a locked
cell. The user is prompted with a message box that says the cell is
read-only and if they would like to edit the cell to unprotect the worksheet
(which obviously I do not want). So, I tried getting around this by setting
a password to unprotect the sheet. However, when the macro now runs, it asks
the user to enter a password to unprotect the sheet to be able to put their
timestamp into the cell.
I'm looking for a way to protect the sheet where the user can only put in a
timestamp by clicking the button and does not have the ability to unprotect
the sheet.
Does this make sense? Please offer any suggestions.
Thanks.
contains a macro that unprotects the worksheet, puts a timestamp in the
selected cell, and then re-protects the worksheet.
This works great up until the point the user tries to type into a locked
cell. The user is prompted with a message box that says the cell is
read-only and if they would like to edit the cell to unprotect the worksheet
(which obviously I do not want). So, I tried getting around this by setting
a password to unprotect the sheet. However, when the macro now runs, it asks
the user to enter a password to unprotect the sheet to be able to put their
timestamp into the cell.
I'm looking for a way to protect the sheet where the user can only put in a
timestamp by clicking the button and does not have the ability to unprotect
the sheet.
Does this make sense? Please offer any suggestions.
Thanks.