I have a protected workbook with several protected sheets. I have written VB code tied to various buttons and drop down which mainly hide and show various rows in the sheets. Everytime a function or sub is run they unprotect the workbook and sheets, run the code, then protect everything once completed, however when I click on the checkboxes and drop downs that I am using I get an error stating the the cell or sheet is protected and they need t obe unprotected first, however if I click OK all my code runs and everything is fine.
Is there a way to not have the protection error dialog pop-up everytime I click a control?
The error pops up before it even gets into the VB code, so I am sure there is nothing wrong with the code. It just annoying to click on the dialog everytime.
It kind of sounds like you're locking the cells that those controls are linked
to. Is that possible?
mrossman04 wrote:
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> I have a protected workbook with several protected sheets. I have
> written VB code tied to various buttons and drop down which mainly hide
> and show various rows in the sheets. Everytime a function or sub is run
> they unprotect the workbook and sheets, run the code, then protect
> everything once completed, however when I click on the checkboxes and
> drop downs that I am using I get an error stating the the cell or sheet
> is protected and they need t obe unprotected first, however if I click
> OK all my code runs and everything is fine.
>
> Is there a way to not have the protection error dialog pop-up everytime
> I click a control?
>
> The error pops up before it even gets into the VB code, so I am sure
> there is nothing wrong with the code. It just annoying to click on the
> dialog everytime.
>
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That was it, Thank you
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