Not really. You can disable menu bars and toolbars (using VBA) but a user
could always work around those using keyboard shortcuts or creating another
workbook.
Now, if you just don't want them to over-ride the current workbook, that's
possible. When you go to Save-As, under Tools-General options, choose to open
in read-only mode (and use a password).
Okay...I know this isn't the correct forum, but can this be done in Word,
using a fillable form, or the like? Or is my solution going to be to go with
Adobe and create a fillable form there? Because I know for a fact that I can
disable ANY aspect to an Adobe file that I desire.
