Re: OT: Spreadsheet Fun!
What version of Excel?
As the spreadsheet owner, you can lock cells, columns, and rows with a password. Go to "format cell" then make go to the "protection" tab. Then go to Tools/Protection and protect the doc and it will protect cells that are marked locked. You can even protect the whole doc (the default) and then select a group of cells and unprotect, securing the whole document, but still allowing others to update the cells you specify.
I knew that official MS certification for MS Excel course that I paid $70 USD for would come in handy someday.
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