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Hide and Protect Columns -Excel 2007

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    Question Hide and Protect Columns -Excel 2007

    Hi,
    I need help on how to hide and protect columns in excel 2007
    Thank you very much

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    re: Hide and Protect Columns -Excel 2007

    Did you try: 1) right click the column to be hidden and choose "hide" and 2) click "Protect Sheet" in Changes under Review on the ribbon (password to unprotect is optional)?

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    Re: Hide and Protect Columns -Excel 2007

    Thank you so much for your advise. I was looking for an option to unhide while the columns were protected, but looks like I have to unprotect the columns first and then unhide each time I want to see the content of the columns.

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    Re: Hide and Protect Columns -Excel 2007

    You could record a macro to unprotect>show, and another one for hide>protect, although I try to avoid VBA in Excel (and I am an expert with VB6, just causes too much confusion to average users when VBA gets involved.)

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    Re: Hide and Protect Columns -Excel 2007

    Quote Originally Posted by cnodnarb View Post
    You could record a macro to unprotect>show, and another one for hide>protect, although I try to avoid VBA in Excel (and I am an expert with VB6, just causes too much confusion to average users when VBA gets involved.)
    Hi, i am a novice with macro and VBA never used this options but i am keen to learn. Thank you for your reply!

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