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TonyCrabb
Apr 29, 2022Copper Contributor
How can i protect a calculated column in a table from being edited but allowing users to add rows?
Hi, I have a simple example of a data entry form (on an excel table) with 4 columns for entry of quarterly financial data. i have a 5th column that adds up the 4 quarters into an annual cost per line...
TonyCrabb
May 03, 2022Copper Contributor
I am looking for something more robust than that.
Is there really no inbuilt way in Excel to be able to instert a row into a table while protecting a calculated column? That seems such a basic need?
Is there really no inbuilt way in Excel to be able to instert a row into a table while protecting a calculated column? That seems such a basic need?
NikolinoDE
May 03, 2022Platinum Contributor
I don't know of any other approach without VBA, but this doesn't have to be the case, it may be, I don't know, that there could be other ways, but these are beyond my knowledge.
- TonyCrabbMay 04, 2022Copper Contributor
- HansVogelaarMay 04, 2022MVP
You do need VBA for this, sorry!
- TonyCrabbMay 04, 2022Copper Contributorthanks HansVogelaar. Any advice on how?