P PCLIVE Jan 17, 2006 #1 Is there a way for Excel to indicate which cells are locked without having to view the properties of each cell individually.
Is there a way for Excel to indicate which cells are locked without having to view the properties of each cell individually.
D Dave Peterson Jan 17, 2006 #2 I added an icon to a toolbar tools|customize|commands tab|format category look for the "lock cell" icon. In xl2003, it looks like a padlock. Then drag it to your favorite toolbar. You can select a cell and look at that icon. If it's depressed, the cell is locked. === Another way if you're not using format|conditional formatting, you could select the cells (all of them???) and with A1 the the activecell: Format|conditional formatting formula is: =cell("protect",a1) Give it a nice format.
I added an icon to a toolbar tools|customize|commands tab|format category look for the "lock cell" icon. In xl2003, it looks like a padlock. Then drag it to your favorite toolbar. You can select a cell and look at that icon. If it's depressed, the cell is locked. === Another way if you're not using format|conditional formatting, you could select the cells (all of them???) and with A1 the the activecell: Format|conditional formatting formula is: =cell("protect",a1) Give it a nice format.