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Hi,
This indicates that the worksheet has specific protection settings applied. It is typically due to the worksheet being protected with different levels of protection for different actions.
There is-
- Cell-level protection
- Sheet-level protection
- Workbook-level protection
In case you want to modify the protection settings of a worksheet or workbook, follow these steps:
- Open your Excel workbook.
- Go to the "Review" tab in the Excel ribbon.
- Look for the "Protect Sheet" or "Protect Workbook" option in the "Changes" group. Click on it to open the protection settings dialog.
- In the protection settings dialog, you can view and modify the specific actions that are allowed or restricted. Review the settings related to deleting data or cell modifications.
- If necessary, enter the password if prompted to make changes to the protection settings.
- Adjust the settings as desired to align with your requirements. You may need to remove protection, modify existing protection settings, or apply a consistent level of protection across the worksheet or workbook.
I hope this explains it.
Best Regards.