That works great !...thanks !
I only have one more problem then I am done ( I Think !)
I have approx 30 pairs of grouped buttons. They all work fine.
The problem occurs when I try to protect the sheet. Even if I set every
button format control to unlock the protection on it, after I apply the sheet
protection I get an error message telling me I cannot change the bottons as
the sheet is protected every time I select a button.
I even tried taking the protection off the cells that the buttons reside in,
but that didnt make any difference either.
I really need to protect the sheet as there are a number of formulas that
need protecting.
Any Idea what the problem is?
Thanks
John
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Dave Peterson - 16 May 2008 00:07 GMT
If you have those buttons linked back to a cell, then that cell will have to be
unlocked.
Maybe you could put all the linked cells in a single column and hide the column
to make it more difficult for users to screw with those values.
Or maybe you could put the linked cells on a different worksheet (and hide that
worksheet).
> That works great !...thanks !
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John Calder - 16 May 2008 01:51 GMT
Dave
Thanks for your response. The buttons were indeed linked to a cell and once
I unlocked them it solved the problem. I have followed your advice and hiden
the column with the linked cells.
Thanks to both of you for your help, it is much appreciated.
John
> If you have those buttons linked back to a cell, then that cell will have to be
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T. Valko - 16 May 2008 03:51 GMT
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
And, thanks to Dave for pitchin in with the assist!

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