Oct 22 2019 08:30 AM
Hi all
We want to carry out an audit, and it's quite complicated, so I have created an audit form with activeX controls. It's not my area of expertise so it's been somewhat stressful.
The form is composed of free text fields, and checkbox controls. I want to protect / lock / ?? the controls so that the auditor can't accidentally right click and move or edit them. I've tried locking the controls and then protecting the worksheet, but I can't find a way to do it that still allows the auditor to enter text in the free text fields.
Can you protect part of a worksheet?
I've toyed with the idea of splitting the form across two worksheets, and protecting one, but that wouldn't be ideal because of the processes in the background.
Any help gratefully received.
Oct 23 2019 12:29 AM
@Josie harral If you use a textbox from the Insert, Shapes drop-down you can uncheck its "Lock Text" property. Protecting the worksheet will prevent moving and sizing of the box, but you can still edit the text inside.
Oct 23 2019 10:33 AM
Oct 24 2019 01:15 AM