Creating beautiful and professional dashboards, projects always lead you to success however there are places when you wanted to protect your dashboards, sheets, cells to prevent users to make unnecessary editing because it can change calculations, sheets and sometimes, finish the essence of the project
Once you click on “Protect Sheet”, below window will appear:
So here is small glimpse of protecting excel sheet:
Whenever two users want to work on one excel sheet at the same time, we use “Share Workbooks” option. This feature is amazing and allow multiple users to work on it at the same time:
Below window will appear on your screen. So there are two tabs at the top:
Note: Few things to remember while using this “Shared Workbook” Option:
When you are tracking changes, it might be possible that people may delete the changes being done in the sheet however “Protect Workbook” helps to prevent users to turning off the changes. It just help to save the “Track Changes” data
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