G Gord Dibben Mar 14, 2005 #2 This particular Template has sheet protection enable. Go to Tools>Protection and "Unprotect Sheet" No password is required. Now you can add more rows starting at row 26. Make sure to copy the formula in I25 down. Also change the formulas in G26 and G27 to include the new rows. Gord Dibben Excel MVP
This particular Template has sheet protection enable. Go to Tools>Protection and "Unprotect Sheet" No password is required. Now you can add more rows starting at row 26. Make sure to copy the formula in I25 down. Also change the formulas in G26 and G27 to include the new rows. Gord Dibben Excel MVP
G Guest Jun 23, 2005 #3 Gord Dibben said: This particular Template has sheet protection enable. Go to Tools>Protection and "Unprotect Sheet" No password is required. Now you can add more rows starting at row 26. Make sure to copy the formula in I25 down. Also change the formulas in G26 and G27 to include the new rows. Gord Dibben Excel MVP Thanks my friend .. You just solved my problem also.. Click to expand...
Gord Dibben said: This particular Template has sheet protection enable. Go to Tools>Protection and "Unprotect Sheet" No password is required. Now you can add more rows starting at row 26. Make sure to copy the formula in I25 down. Also change the formulas in G26 and G27 to include the new rows. Gord Dibben Excel MVP Thanks my friend .. You just solved my problem also.. Click to expand...
G Guest Jul 27, 2005 #5 IF I MAKE A WORK BOOK WITH MULTIPLE SHEETS, CAN I THEN MERGE THOSE WORKSHEETS INTO ONE WORKBOOK?