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Can't insert row

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teflon - 10 Jan 2008 14:35 GMT
I downloaded a free cashflow template and wanted to add more rows to it. I
went to 'Insert' in the toolbar menu, but 'row' was greyed out, along with
'cells' & 'columns'.

Any advice appreciated. Thanks.
CyberTaz - 10 Jan 2008 17:30 GMT
Many templates are designed with Protection applied in order to *prevent*
modification - intentional or otherwise:-) If it can be unprotected you'll
find the command in the Tools menu but it may require a password. It's also
possible that the template may have other programmatic aspects that disable
certain commands or features, but in a template that's offered free it's
unlikely the designer went to that extent.
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>I downloaded a free cashflow template and wanted to add more rows to it. I
> went to 'Insert' in the toolbar menu, but 'row' was greyed out, along with
> 'cells' & 'columns'.
>
> Any advice appreciated. Thanks.
Bob Greenblatt - 10 Jan 2008 17:33 GMT
On 1/10/08 9:35 AM, in article C3ABDE39.4873%teflon@privateFEmail.me.uk,

> I downloaded a free cashflow template and wanted to add more rows to it. I
> went to 'Insert' in the toolbar menu, but 'row' was greyed out, along with
> 'cells' & 'columns'.
>
> Any advice appreciated. Thanks.

The worksheet was protected. Try unprotect it. If it has a password, you'll
have to get it from the author or distributor.

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Bob Greenblatt [MVP], Macintosh
bobgreenblattATmsnDOTcom

Carl Witthoft - 10 Jan 2008 22:27 GMT
> On 1/10/08 9:35 AM, in article C3ABDE39.4873%teflon@privateFEmail.me.uk,
>
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> The worksheet was protected. Try unprotect it. If it has a password, you'll
> have to get it from the author or distributor.

Or do a Google search for "password.xla"  -- a nice little add-in that
gets around the stupid Excel password.  :-)

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teflon - 15 Jan 2008 01:13 GMT
Many thanks for the replies.
 
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