Hi macropod,

That so? Not with me. I can create a table with read-only columns this
way... no problem whatsoever.

Cooz


"macropod" wrote:

Hi Cooz,

That only works with rows, not columns, and results in the table being split
into multiple separate tables - which plays havoc with any formulae trying
to add columns, etc.

Cheers

"Cooz" wrote in message
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Hi Gail,

Put your table between section breaks. Insert text form fields in the
columns that still may be accessed, possibly with a default value.
Protect your document for form fields (Tools | Protect document... | check
the option under '2.' in the task pane | select 'Filling in forms')
Choose 'Select sections...' in the task pane and only leave the section
with
your table checked.

Good luck,
Cooz
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"Gail Naylor" wrote:

I have created a table and i want to make some columns read only
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Gail naylor