Leave the cells/rows/columns to be skipped locked. Unlock other cells
(Format | Cells... | Protection tab). Then protect the worksheet
(Tools | Protection > Protect Sheet... (might be different in different
versions of XL). In the resulting dialog box, uncheck 'Select locked
cells'.
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Is there any other way to do it? A few problems occur when using this
method. One, attempting do delete entire rows contents doesn't work
because of the protection on the blank cells. Two, after X rows
(somewhere around 10) instead of going to the 11th row it will flip
back up to the 1st.