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Don
I've created a table with 6 columns. I want to protect 4 of these columns.
How can I easily do this?
Thank you.
How can I easily do this?
Thank you.
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Doug Robbins
You cannot do it with a Word table unless you insert formfields in the cells
in the other columns and then protect the document for forms.
Alternatively, insert an Excel spreadsheet instead of a Word table and use
the protection capability of Excel.
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in the other columns and then protect the document for forms.
Alternatively, insert an Excel spreadsheet instead of a Word table and use
the protection capability of Excel.
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Hope this helps.
Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
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Don
Thank you. Ugh!
Doug Robbins said:You cannot do it with a Word table unless you insert formfields in the cells
in the other columns and then protect the document for forms.
Alternatively, insert an Excel spreadsheet instead of a Word table and use
the protection capability of Excel.
--
Hope this helps.
Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
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Klaus Linke
Hi Don,
Well, if you have Word2003, you could select all of the document except
those four columns (using Ctrl+Shift) and restrict editing to those selected
portions, using the "Protect document" task pane.
Greetings,
Klaus
Well, if you have Word2003, you could select all of the document except
those four columns (using Ctrl+Shift) and restrict editing to those selected
portions, using the "Protect document" task pane.
Greetings,
Klaus