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Joe, that's what Rawb and I thought but user insists the hidden rows/columns can have their own password protection. I would like to know why they think that and how it is done.
AFAIK: cells can be locked and formulas hidden but these apply only when protection is turned on and password protection is a sheet feature.
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Maybe it was the wording in one of your previous replies that tripped them up a little...Joe, that's what Rawb and I thought but user insists the hidden rows/columns can have their own password protection. I would like to know why they think that and how it is done.
...because it allows for two different levels of protection, Workbook and Sheet.Isn't Excel password protection on the workbook
Maybe he thought you were actually talking about Workbook protection when I think you really meant Sheet protection?
Those are the only two that I know of too, unless they created their own homegrown protection using VBA...
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