Vba Protect Sheet Status. Protect ' Check the ability to insert columns on a protected sheet. ' Notify the user of this status. Protect Write a VBA Code to Unprotect a Sheet.
Unfortunately I can't seem to set that back on again when I turn the protect This function checks to see if a worksheet is protected. You can also prevent the user from changing the worksheet structure (inserting, deleting, or resizing Rows & Columns), or from interacting with AutoFilters, and much.
Sheet protection is particularly frustrating because it has to be applied one sheet at a time.
See screenshot: Hide the worksheet and add a password to unhide the worksheet.
To protect a sheet, you need to specify the sheet first and then use the unprotect method. Enter a dot to get the list of the methods and properties. Sub Protect_Sheet() Dim sh As Worksheet Set sh = ThisWorkbook.