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    Table with formulas

    Hi

    In the table I only want Col B available for input so, I first unlocked the sheet then locked Cols C- F and then protected the workbook. No password.

    The problem is that when the sheet is protected the formulas in Cols C - F don't work. If unprotected it works.

    Is this fixable?

    Thank You. Peter
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    Re: Table with formulas

    Hi Peter,

    All worked fine for me. I made sure all was locked except for column B, made a change to cell B5 and and formulas adjusted.
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    Re: Table with formulas

    Check the calculation of the worksheet. Make sure it's not set to manual.

    Formulas >> Calculation >> Calculation Options >> Automatic

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    Re: Table with formulas

    Sorry about that. I see what you mean now. Not sure the solution, but a quick google gave me this option.

    https://excel.uservoice.com/forums/3...heets-add-rows

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    http://www.excel-first.com/autoexpan...tected-sheets/
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    Re: Table with formulas

    Wow! It looks like maybe it isn't possible to have working formulas in a table if the sheet is protected. This can't be.

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    Re: Table with formulas

    Maybe an option then is to convert the table to a range and build it out to a distant row, say 1000.

    Now on your formulas, base them off of column B.

    Example for column C. =IF(N(B4),B4*1.29,"")

    Now if there isn't a number in B4, the formula returns nothing. If there is a number, you get the calculation.

    All of your formulas are pretty benign, so going all the way down to row 1000 will not cause any performance lag.
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