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Require a password to open a spreadsheet Choose File > Set Password (from the File menu at the top of your screen), enter the requested information, then click Set Password. If your computer isn't set up for Touch ID, ?Remember this password in my keychain? appears.

How to Protect Cells in Apple Numbers Spreadsheet - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip A whole sheet it also protects a whole sheet what you want to do let's come over to the top here.MoreA whole sheet it also protects a whole sheet what you want to do let's come over to the top here. And select a range. And then come down to lock. And this will lock the whole sheet.

Another technique recommended in Apple's Discussion Forums is to do your work and then plant a rectangle over the area you don't want changed, select that rectangle, open the Inspector, click the Graphic tab, move the Opacity slider all the way to the left (0%), and choose Arrange -> Lock to lock the shape in place.

Objects placed on Sheets, including Tables, can be locked. If a cell is the only cell in a single cell table, that cell can be locked by locking the table.

You can lock a spreadsheet to prevent it from being accidentally edited, moved, deleted or renamed.

With Numbers, you can't lock individual rows and columns, but you can lock a table to protect it from unauthorized access or prevent accidental changes.

How to Freeze Rows & Columns in Numbers - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Now click the format button on the toolbar. And then click the table tab under the headers andMoreNow click the format button on the toolbar. And then click the table tab under the headers and footer section you will find three drop down menus. The first one is for header coulombs.