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How to Lock Cells in Google Sheets Move to a worksheet on which you protect a range of cells and select the field. Go to ?Data? and ?Protect sheets and ranges?. In the pop-up menu on the right side, go to ?Range?. Enter a description of the range (if you want) and confirm the correct area is selected.

How to freeze cells in Google Sheets Open the sheet you want to edit. Select the cells you want to freeze. Click the "View" tab, which populates a drop-down menu. Hover over or click the "Freeze? option, which populates an additional menu. Select the number of columns or rows you want to freeze.

How to lock cells in Google Sheets Open your sheet and select the cells you want to lock. Open the Data menu, and select Protected Sheets and Ranges in the dropdown menu. In the Protected Sheets and Ranges pane, enter a description for the actions you're prohibiting. Click the Set Permissions button.

How to Lock Specific Cells in Google Sheets Right-click on the cell you want to lock. ... Hover over ?View more cell actions.? ... Select ?Protect range.? ... Choose ?Add a sheet or range? from the side panel. ... Choose which cells to lock. ... Select ?Set permissions.? ... Select ?Done.?

Lock Date means the date after which an Order may no longer be transacted against or where any Positions related to an Order may no longer be resold.

If you want to protect only a single cell that contains a formula, you can do so by locking the cell. To lock a cell, first select it. Then, go to the Format menu and hover over Protected cells. A checkmark should appear next to Locked.

Let's start by locking a single cell in Google Sheets. Right-click your mouse on the cell you wish to lock. Let's lock cell A3 in our sample table. Then click on Protect range.