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    KimR.Hammel
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    Buttons won't work

    Two questions:

    1. When I protect a sheet, my buttons no longer activate. This is true even
    though I've gone to "Format Control" and then deselected "Lock" for each
    button

    2. Under Tools>Options I've made many changes including: eliminate row and
    column headers and formula bar. I've also eliminated all of the toolbars.
    When my user opens the file on their computer, will these changes still be in
    effect, or will their defaults come up. If so, can I force this Worksheet to
    always open with the same Excel formatting?

    Thanks,
    --Kim

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    Nigel
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    Re: Buttons won't work

    1. Buttons should still work when the sheet is portected, unless the code
    linked to the button is acting on protected data.

    2. The settings are stored in the users .xlb file and are persistent,
    normally you must save the settings before you change them and restore them
    afterwards. Be prepared to deal with the situation when a system crashes or
    Excel terminates abnormally, the settings will not be restored in this case.
    Some applications store the settings in an external file so these can be
    recovered later.


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    Cheers
    Nigel



    "KimR.Hammel" <KimRHammel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:51DB5251-A1BB-4E54-98B0-CB1924187213@microsoft.com...
    > Two questions:
    >
    > 1. When I protect a sheet, my buttons no longer activate. This is true

    even
    > though I've gone to "Format Control" and then deselected "Lock" for each
    > button
    >
    > 2. Under Tools>Options I've made many changes including: eliminate row

    and
    > column headers and formula bar. I've also eliminated all of the toolbars.
    > When my user opens the file on their computer, will these changes still be

    in
    > effect, or will their defaults come up. If so, can I force this Worksheet

    to
    > always open with the same Excel formatting?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > --Kim




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