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Excel Lock Cells and Protect Formula (but allow data entry)

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Lock cells in Excel? Even with their formula? Yeah, that simple! Within 2 minutes you will know how to protect specific cells in an Excel sheet. So, the end result will be an Excel workbook in which some cells are protected and therefore cannot be edited or even selected. If a cell can not be selected/clicked on, then the formula or the function within the cell also isn't visible to the user. But of course, we will also leave some of the cells unlocked, so that the user can still change the values that he should be allowed to change. This means that the data entry for some cells is still allowed. This tutorial for #lock #cells in Excel should work for Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016, Excel 2019 and also Office 365. This also works with Microsoft Office on a Mac and also with open source software such as OpenOffice or Libre Office. #leonrenner ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 💗 I need your support. Yes, YOU can help me (if you want it). If I helped you, I would really appreciate it if you subscribe to my channel, leave a comment 📝 and hit the like button 👍 ► Subscription-Link: /c/LeonRenner

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    @LeonRenner4 years ago If you wanna spread some 💗 please smash the 👍 button, so I can make more videos like this in the future. Thank you! 💗💗 1
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    @thresaleecerda7526last year this is the BEST instructional video to lock / protect cells in Excel. Thank You! 3
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    @theofficialuav9 months ago Excellent Video. Clear, easy to follow and straight forward. 2
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    @mattbu923 years ago Great video!! really helpful!
    Is there a way to allow data input in a table as well? I have a table with some inputs and some formulas that I want to block, but If i follow your procedure, the table doesnt add lines automatically? ...
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    @bloomers402 years ago Hi ...i just want to ask....if my work book have many tabs and different rows and columns in which is editable do i hv to do it one by one? 1
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    @stormbringer83342 years ago Thank you - you were the only one of many where this worked first time for me!!! 1
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    @PremKumar-rf3mo2 years ago Hello, so much thanks for you dear... you have solved my long time's issue...i have browse so many video this hinnt comes too late and not respond too....
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    @gamerinsane36362 years ago Is there a way to lock only the ability to format cell, specially background color, font, font size and borders? So if I paste something into cells (ctr+v) it would paste contents but without changing format? I always paste special > formulas/values but most people do not and they keep ruining the beautiful spreadsheets I make! I'm tired of that!! ... 1
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    @ahcuc5011 months ago I want to type on the formula cell without deleting it, can i do that?
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    @MDY4utube2 years ago This can be easily bypassed if you copy/paste another cell, defeating the whole purpose of locking. 1