Ok this may be kind of hard to explain without having an example. This will be accross 51 workbooks that i can have open all at one time. They all have the same tabs, and passwords and in general same line/column configuration.
1 unlock all the worksheets that are titled "Budget"
2 go to cell P5 in "Budget" and if Q5 is 0 or higher link to tab "Prior" P5; if not 0 or higher leave blank (the spreadsheet also contains = and - i do not want those to be picked up)
3 go to cell S5 in "Budget" and if Q5 is 0 or higher link to tab "Delta" P5;if not 0 or higher leave blank (the spreadsheet also contains = and - i do not want those to be picked up)
4 do the above to line 250
5 lock all spreadsheets named "Budget" with "the password I choose"
Please help!!! this needs to be done by tomorrow evening and it took me 2 weeks to build the spreadsheets in the first place. I have another problem too please see the other
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Hope that helps.
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