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Learn Protecting Sheets and Ranges | Collaboration and Security
Google Spreadsheets
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Google Spreadsheets

Google Spreadsheets

1. Introduction to Google Sheets
2. Formatting of Cells and Ranges
3. Advanced Formatting of Cells
4. Sorting, Filtering and Cleaning Data
5. Creating Charts
6. Basic Functions
7. Logical Functions
8. Collaboration and Security

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Protecting Sheets and Ranges

In this chapter we will explore the topic of Protecting Sheets and Ranges. This feature allows you to restrict access to specific parts of a document or protect entire sheets from changes. It helps maintain control over data and prevents accidental or unauthorized edits.

Protecting Sheets

  • Select the range of cells you want to protect;
  • Go to DataProtect sheets and ranges;
  • A settings panel will appear on the right side of the screen. Enter a description for the protection to make it easier to identify later;
  • Click Set permissions to configure who can edit the selected range;
  • In the permissions menu, choose who will have editing access:
    • Only you — only you can edit this range;
    • Custom — set specific permissions for other users;
  • Click Done to save the changes.

Protecting Ranges

  • To protect an entire sheet, go to DataProtect sheets and ranges;
  • In the Sheet section, select the sheet you want to protect;
  • Click Set permissions and configure who can edit the sheet;
  • You can also specify exceptions, allowing edits to certain ranges within the protected sheet;
  • Click Done to enable protection.

Removing Protection

  • To remove protection, go to DataProtect sheets and ranges;
  • In the right-hand panel, select an existing protection rule;
  • Click the trash icon to delete the protection or modify the permissions.

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