Macro Error when Sheet is Protected

I deleted a Macro that I had previously set up in a workbook. When I
password protect one of my sheets and try to click in a any locked cell on
the sheet I get an error message that the macro I deleted cannot be found. I
need to be able to protect the sheet so I hope someone can help me resolve
this.

It may be that you have code in the Worksheet_SelectionChange area that is
trying to call your deleted macro. You can check it by right clicking on the
worksheet tab, and selecting View code.

Hope this helps,
Miguel.

"Johnny" wrote:

> I deleted a Macro that I had previously set up in a workbook. When I
> password protect one of my sheets and try to click in a any locked cell on
> the sheet I get an error message that the macro I deleted cannot be found. I
> need to be able to protect the sheet so I hope someone can help me resolve
> this.

I couldn't find the problem in the code. When unprotect the worksheet, I
able to click on what I want with that error message coming up. I have
hypelinks set up on that worksheet and when I protect it, every cell I click
in brings up an macro error message telling me that the macro (the one I
deleted) cannot be found.

"Miguel Zapico" wrote:

> It may be that you have code in the Worksheet_SelectionChange area that is
> trying to call your deleted macro. You can check it by right clicking on the
> worksheet tab, and selecting View code.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Miguel.
>
> "Johnny" wrote:
>
> > I deleted a Macro that I had previously set up in a workbook. When I
> > password protect one of my sheets and try to click in a any locked cell on
> > the sheet I get an error message that the macro I deleted cannot be found. I
> > need to be able to protect the sheet so I hope someone can help me resolve
> > this.

I couldn't find the problem in the code. When unprotect the worksheet, I
able to click on what I want with that error message coming up. I have
hypelinks set up on that worksheet and when I protect it, every cell I click
in brings up an macro error message telling me that the macro (the one I
deleted) cannot be found.

"Miguel Zapico" wrote:

> It may be that you have code in the Worksheet_SelectionChange area that is
> trying to call your deleted macro. You can check it by right clicking on the
> worksheet tab, and selecting View code.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Miguel.
>
> "Johnny" wrote:
>
> > I deleted a Macro that I had previously set up in a workbook. When I
> > password protect one of my sheets and try to click in a any locked cell on
> > the sheet I get an error message that the macro I deleted cannot be found. I
> > need to be able to protect the sheet so I hope someone can help me resolve
> > this.

Sorry, then I don't know what can be reason.

Miguel.

"Johnny" wrote:

> I couldn't find the problem in the code. When unprotect the worksheet, I
> able to click on what I want with that error message coming up. I have
> hypelinks set up on that worksheet and when I protect it, every cell I click
> in brings up an macro error message telling me that the macro (the one I
> deleted) cannot be found.
>
> "Miguel Zapico" wrote:
>
> > It may be that you have code in the Worksheet_SelectionChange area that is
> > trying to call your deleted macro. You can check it by right clicking on the
> > worksheet tab, and selecting View code.
> >
> > Hope this helps,
> > Miguel.
> >
> > "Johnny" wrote:
> >
> > > I deleted a Macro that I had previously set up in a workbook. When I
> > > password protect one of my sheets and try to click in a any locked cell on
> > > the sheet I get an error message that the macro I deleted cannot be found. I
> > > need to be able to protect the sheet so I hope someone can help me resolve
> > > this.

Sorry, then I don't know what can be reason.

Miguel.

"Johnny" wrote:

> I couldn't find the problem in the code. When unprotect the worksheet, I
> able to click on what I want with that error message coming up. I have
> hypelinks set up on that worksheet and when I protect it, every cell I click
> in brings up an macro error message telling me that the macro (the one I
> deleted) cannot be found.
>
> "Miguel Zapico" wrote:
>
> > It may be that you have code in the Worksheet_SelectionChange area that is
> > trying to call your deleted macro. You can check it by right clicking on the
> > worksheet tab, and selecting View code.
> >
> > Hope this helps,
> > Miguel.
> >
> > "Johnny" wrote:
> >
> > > I deleted a Macro that I had previously set up in a workbook. When I
> > > password protect one of my sheets and try to click in a any locked cell on
> > > the sheet I get an error message that the macro I deleted cannot be found. I
> > > need to be able to protect the sheet so I hope someone can help me resolve
> > > this.

Do you have any worksheet events (or workbook events or application events)
running that call another routine?



Johnny wrote:
>
> I deleted a Macro that I had previously set up in a workbook. When I
> password protect one of my sheets and try to click in a any locked cell on
> the sheet I get an error message that the macro I deleted cannot be found. I
> need to be able to protect the sheet so I hope someone can help me resolve
> this.

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Dave Peterson