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    trying to insert new row in protected worksheet on a table and keep the formulas intact

    I dont think you can add a new row in a table on a protected worksheet and pass down the formula from the row above to that new row?

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    protect password cell8

    here I unlock these cells

    Screenshot_20200419131013.png

    these columns are locked and hidden, they contain the formulas.

    Screenshot_20200419131057.png

    the protect sheet settings

    Screenshot_20200419131129.png


    when I insert a new row, the formulas dont copy down.

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    Re: trying to insert new row in protected worksheet on a table and keep the formulas intac

    Hi, you must also amend the cell properties of the range:

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    Re: trying to insert new row in protected worksheet on a table and keep the formulas intac

    Thanks Eastw00d, so after creating the new row, I must unlock the sheet and copy the formulas down into the new row?

    If I choose to just hide but not lock the cells, which I presume is what you are showing? I noticed that anyone on the protected sheet can then delete the formulas from that cell in that Table. Sorry i`m still a bit lost on it.

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    Re: trying to insert new row in protected worksheet on a table and keep the formulas intac

    No, as far as I can see, you only have to do this once.
    I unlock "Geblokkeerd" i.e. "Blocked" for the whole area in the table.
    But the flaw is, you cannot see the formulas, but alas it is possible to delete them.
    Sorry, I do not know how to fix that.
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    Re: trying to insert new row in protected worksheet on a table and keep the formulas intac

    its cool thanks Erwin for taking a look and explaining that, at least I know the difficulties at the moment.

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