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If you just want the result of the formula, try
ActiveSheet.Range("E" & r).Value = ActiveSheet.Range("E1").Value
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Hi
I have a protected sheet contain formula in each row depends to above row( for example C2=C1+1; C3=C2+1;...).and cells contained these formula are locked.
I like to allow users to insert row everywhere by keeping formula without unprotecting the sheet. When I am clicking "insert row" while protecting the sheet, users could insert a row but the locked inserted cells are not including any formula and excel doesn't permit to copy formula of above cells. is there any solution?
Thanks
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If you just want the result of the formula, try
ActiveSheet.Range("E" & r).Value = ActiveSheet.Range("E1").Value
See my last reply on page #2 of this thread - I'd need to see a copy of your workbook.
thats what i get on your demo when i tested your theory out on inserting where a line has no formula's above it just to see the difference.
What i get on mine is application defined or object defined error and there is formulas in the cells above it.
The error message "No cells were found" means that there were no cells with formulas in the row.
it does have formulas.
row 20 is where my formulas start and I made the header row 19 (but I played with this some sam result every time)
it says application defined or object defined error. with the error code beint 1004. I did test your demo to see what it would do if i inserted on the first line and i got the 1004 error but it said cell could not be located or somthing to that affect.