03 version of Excel, how to lock the content of a cell?

As shown in the figure below, how to ensure that after someone opens their worksheet, the mouse can select cells in the area with content but can't, and the area without content is displayed as a blank dark gray with no grid lines, and is not implemented in the "View-Pagination Preview" mode? At present, many foreign ** use this format.

1.First of all, good your worksheet, add borders where you need to add borders.

2.Tools—Options—Views—Remove the tick in front of "Gridlines".

3.Select the first blank column on the right side of your worksheet, hold down Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow Key to select all the next blank columns, and right-click to hide.

4.Select the first blank column below your worksheet, hold down Ctrl+Shift+Down arrow keys to select all the blank columns after it, and right-click to hide.

5.Tools - Protect - Protect the worksheet, set a password in the pop-up menu, save.

6.Close your worksheet and reopen it to see if it's OK!

It can be achieved. Select the cells you need, then right-click - format cells - the last tab "Protect", and remove the tick before "lock" inside. Don't remove this tick for cells that can't.

Then protect the worksheet and save it. That's it.

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1. Open Excel**, select all the cells that need to be locked, then right-click, and select "Format Cells" in the pop-up setting function.

2. Then come to the "Number" attribute under the format of the cell, and click the "Protect" function menu in the main menu above.

3. Under the protection menu properties, click the box in front of the chaotic calendar lock to select, and then click the "OK" button in the lower right corner.

4. Then go back to Excel and click on the "Review" menu in the main menu above.

5. In the toolbar under the review menu, find and click the "Protect Worksheet Traces" tool.

Here's how.

In the first step, you select the cells that you still need after protection, right-click, and the "Format Cells" menu pops up.

Step 2, in the pop-up "Format Cell" window, select "Protect" and remove the checkmark before "Lock". After doing this, the cells you selected earlier will still be able to be protected by the sheet, but the other cells will not.

If you want to lock part of the cells, select the cells you want to lock part of, and then right-click - set cell properties --- protection, and remove the checkmark in front of the lock; When adding protection, remove the checkmark in front of "Selected Locked Cells" and leave "Selected Unlocked Cells" to lock the cells you want to lock.

1. Select the whole ** first, and click the empty value box on the far left of the column mark to set all of them.

2. Right-click, click Set Cell Format Protection, unlock the checkbox, OK.

3. Then select the cells you want to lock, click Set Cell Format Protection and check the lock 4. Tools Protect Worksheet and set a password.

5、ok

1. Open Excel**, select all the cells that need to be locked, then right-click, and select "Format Cells" in the pop-up setting function.

2. Then come to the "Number" attribute under the format of the cell, and click the "Protect" function menu in the main menu above.

3. Under the protection menu properties, click the box in front of the lock to select, and then click the "OK" button in the lower right corner.

4. Then go back to Excel and click on the "Review" menu in the main menu above.

5. In the toolbar under the Review menu, find and click the "Protect Worksheet" tool.

A: Of course, you can select all cells first, then in the "Cells" group of the "Start" tab, click "Format Format Cells", switch to the "Protect" tab, and remove the "Lock" check.

Next, you can right-click on one or part of the cell you want to lock, select "Format Cell", switch to the "Protect" tab, and check "Lock" to lock the cell. Finally, in the "Cells" group of the "Start" tab, click "Format Protect Worksheet", enter the password in the pop-up window to lock the cell.