While I agree it is odd that XL doesn't give you the button option, do note
that the keyboard shortcut still works (Alt plus the +/= key)
If you really want a button, you could create this simple macro:
Sub MyAutoSum()
'Performs the keyboard shortcut of AutoSum
Application.SendKeys "%="
End Sub
and then assign it to a custom button on your toolbar.
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Best Regards,
Luke M
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"RSE" wrote:
> I have a spreadsheet with certain cells containing formulas. I want to lock
> those cells and have them skipped over by the user. There are other fields
> where data MUST be entered. There is also a blank column where the user can
> copy cells and do their own calculations. This entire column is unlocked.
> However, as soon as I protection the sheet, stating that they cannot access
> locked cells, but can select and format unlocked cells, AUTOSUM is shaded out
> and does not work!. If I turn off the protection, it works again. HELP!